Vaseline

Vaseline

gnippy2020-11-12T16:21:33.000Z
I always clean the threads of the bottles w/nail polish remover before I put them away.++
They don’t stick that way. I do that when changing polish colors, that way I don’t ruin my mani. Personally I do not want Vaseline on my bottles.
GHtourist2020-11-12T15:37:58.000Z
Vaseline on glue bottle tops trick - does it work for polish?++
I keep sticking the lid of my super expensive c/a glue (that I use for nail repair) to the bottle so I did a little google and found that if you put a
4eyes2020-11-12T12:51:59.000Z
If cold creams work best for you go for it. Vaseline may be too thick but I think if you wash+
after carefully w/ warm water, washcloth, and a cleanser, and very gently rubbing all over lash line (no pressure) it may be fine but it's not ideal
Lizzy282020-11-12T12:08:15.000Z
I have very sensitive eyes too and Blepharitis/MGD. Occlusives are a no-no because they might rop
block the oil glands. Bi-Phase eye mu removers are best. Micellar waters usually are too mild for proper eye mu removal. You could try a gentle oil cl
YukiKitten2020-11-12T01:40:25.000Z
2 Questions: is vaseline bad for eye mu removal and if so, what's better for sensitive eyes?++
I can't seem to use biphase solutions so far, at least not ones with cyclops silicones in them. Micellar has been a miss too. I've also heard oils can
SelectiveOutrage2020-11-11T21:50:56.000Z
They gave me vaseline for AM and PM for three days
SelectiveOutrage2020-11-10T23:04:38.000Z
Microblade combo brows today - love them!
Per someone's advice on MUA I checked Yelp reviews and found a woman with 25 years experience, hundreds of reviews and photos. For combo brows (mic
matchableu2020-11-10T16:50:57.000Z
thank you!! I actually bought a LAA serum without citric acid a few weeks ago and have been using +
it. But I'll stop completely and just use the cream with vaseline and see if that helps. Do you think these are wrinkles though? :(
4eyes2020-11-10T16:30:52.000Z
Don't use the LAA serum anywhere near there for about a week, and layer the cerave cream on damp+
skin and top that w/ thin layer of plain vaseline AM and PM. See if that works after about a week.
frckls2020-11-09T13:30:30.000Z
Keep them moist. Whatever's thick and oily and bland like Vaseline would be good. Try not to let it+
scab and if scabs, do NOT. PULL. If it looks a little thicker/darker than what you want, it's how it's supposed to be. Once the scars heal, the end re