Mascara Master with wand for thickening eyelashes from Artistista brand

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Product description

Apply mascara like a professional beautician You do not need to be a professional beautician to achieve captivating eyes. You can get a charming cat-eye look yourself using Artista mascara brush. Curl your lashes Use a lash primer Apply mascara on your upper and lower lashes Cover all your lashes and separate them Clean any spots 7 tips and tricks Use a card as a tool Use it as an eyeliner when needed Apply a layer of mascara on both sides Apply a transparent powder between layers Hold the wand vertically to reach the small lower lashes Let the spots dry before wiping them with a cotton piece. Use a lip brush on your lower lashes How often should you change the mascara? It is preferable to use Artista mascara within 6 months of opening the container. Tip: Bacterial buildup over time is common in mascara products. Replacing mascara every three months reduces bacterial growth and helps treat dryness, allergies, redness, and irritation. Usage precautions: Keep in a cool, dry place. Do not expose to high temperatures. It is recommended to use within 6 months of opening the container. Please note that the ingredient list may change from time to time. Please refer to the ingredient list on the product packaging you receive for the latest list of ingredients. Ingredients Please be aware that ingredient lists may change or vary over time. Therefore, please refer to the ingredient list on the packaging of the product you receive to see the most recent list of ingredients. Based on the belief that beautiful skin is achievable, Japanese Formula® by Artista® is the first skincare brand tested by dermatologists. Its products feature simple proteins and clinically proven formulations, allergy-tested, and deliver tangible results. From the latest treatment innovations to the newest makeup colors, all Artista® products are specially designed to suit skin types and needs: tested and approved by ophthalmologists and dermatologists.