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CosBeauty Magazine #102

CosBeauty is the #BeautyAddict's guide to lifestyle, health and beauty. In this issue: - Face Tweakments - Get your glow on - Summer hair & skin essentials - Party survival guide

CosBeauty is the #BeautyAddict's guide to lifestyle, health and beauty.
In this issue:
- Face Tweakments
- Get your glow on
- Summer hair & skin essentials
- Party survival guide

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BEAUTY<br />

Q. IS BLACK THE BEST SHADE<br />

FOR MASCARA?<br />

A. While black mascara is the go-to<br />

shade for most of us, there are many<br />

ways to make coloured mascara work<br />

for you. If you are just wearing mascara<br />

and no other eye makeup then the<br />

best shade will depend on your eye<br />

colour and your skin tone. Brown<br />

works well for blondes and blue really<br />

makes the whites of your eyes pop.<br />

Try Natio Precision Tubing Mascara<br />

in Brown ($17.95) or Australis Mega<br />

Lash Mascara in Electric Blue ($14.95).<br />

When wearing a full eye look, I find<br />

black mascara helps frame the eyes<br />

and defines the lashes against the eye<br />

shadow and liner.<br />

Q. HOW LONG SHOULD YOU<br />

KEEP YOUR MASCARA ONCE<br />

OPENED?<br />

A. The rule of thumb for mascara is 3-6<br />

months from opening. The main reason<br />

is that the environment of the mascara<br />

tube is the perfect breeding ground for<br />

bacteria, which can cause eye irritations<br />

and infections. There is a small symbol<br />

on all mascaras called a PAO (period<br />

after opening) which tells you how long<br />

you can safely use the mascara for. If you<br />

live in a hot climate or carry mascara in<br />

your handbag regularly then you should<br />

stick closer to the 3 rather than the 6<br />

months of use. Also, never let anyone<br />

else use your mascara as this also carries<br />

risk of infection.

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