Baby oil as mascara primer?

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Erica F.

Jun 6, 2012

Erica F.

I've been using UD mascara primer and I love it. But... It dries out super fast. Plus, I love using dual purpose items. Has anyone tried this? What do you think?

Jasmine K.

Jun 7, 2012

Jasmine K.

Any oil can actually make the mascara smudge so i personally wouldnt recommend it jus my opinion

Erica F.

Jun 8, 2012

Erica F.

I had the UD, then found Hard Candy's primer, after not being able to find it for months. I'll just stick with what I know works.

HELEN D.

Jun 8, 2012

HELEN D.

I find that if you clean any excess product off the wand you application is better. But i wouldnt use baby oil on my face at all. 

HELEN D.

Jun 8, 2012

HELEN D.

I find that if you clean any excess product off the wand you application is better. But i wouldnt use baby oil on my face at all. 

Ashley H.

Jun 9, 2012

Ashley H.

I wouldn't think that would work just for the simple fact that people use baby oil to remove their eye makeup

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