Of course, you do not want to do this with mascara that is too old for sanitation purposes, and as I mentioned, you want to use an oil that is safe for use on the body. I love finding ways to save money! This tip works for me!
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11/05/2010
Tootic, The comments you see from 2009 & 2008 are archived contests or questions on the same subject. Anything below the 'Post Feedback' box are archives. You'll see the same thing happen with hundreds of posts from years past that deal with any given subject. :-)
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11/05/2010
This contest contender appears to be posted on 11/02/2010. It's a little confusing here. I see feedback on this post that dates back to 2009 & 2008. How can that be?
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11/05/2010
I understand everyone's concern about bacteria issues. I have contact lenses which have to be cleaned every day with a good multi-purpose solution that also disinfects. I've been putting a drop or two in my mascara whenever needed for years & have not had a problem yet.
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11/03/2010
I am sorry but it's not safe to add anything to mascara, whether it's dried out or not, because it aids in the promotion of bacteria and you certainly don't want to take the chance of getting an infection in your precious eyes!
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11/02/2010
I don't like the idea of putting water or oil into the mascara tube. You can try standing the closed tube in a cup of hot water and see if the warmth will help the stuff to flow better.
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