Quiz: Can You Ace the Mascara Masterclass and Nail the Lash Look?

Mascara is used to lengthen, curl, and thicken the lashes, so all of the above are primary functions.

Waxes in mascara help to dry and hold the lashes in place.

A curved wand fits the natural shape of the lashes and helps to curl them effectively.

Dehydrating is not a type of mascara; other options are used to enhance various aspects of the lashes.

Oil-based removers break down the waterproof formula, making it easier to remove without damaging the lashes.

Starting with the inner lashes helps ensure that they are properly coated, providing a more even appearance.

A thick and dense brush allows for more mascara to coat the lashes, thus providing a more voluminous look.

Mascara should be replaced every 3 months to maintain hygiene and to ensure its effectiveness.

Allowing each coat to dry before applying the next helps to prevent clumping and ensures a smooth finish.

The zig-zag motion helps coat all sides of the lashes and separates them to prevent clumping.