Mascara fallout problems please help!

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Hannah D.

Jun 10, 2013

Hannah D.

When I use mascara within about 10 minutes I get fallout right under my lower lash line, even when I don't use mascara on my lower lashes. I wear glasses but I don't think that's the problem because they never get mascara on them. I set my makeup every day. This happens with different brands, ad for a while I thought my mascaras were just old but my new ones do it too.  Help!

Lola M.

Jun 10, 2013

Lola M.

Try using a setting powder under your eyes. It could be caused by concealer and mascara touching throughout the day. Powder will help concealer stay in place. Laura mercier has a great loose setting powder for under the eyes.

Mia Taryn B.

Jun 10, 2013

Mia Taryn B.

I just think some mascara is better than others. I swear the Benefit mascaras NEVER give me fall out. They're Real was the best investment I have ever made. Ever. LOL.

Rosanna B.

Jun 10, 2013

Rosanna B.

Agree with Lola- I had the same problem until I started applying setting powder along my lower lash line. I tend to get oily during the day so I think my mascara and gel liner transfers due to the oil.. Good luck!

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