Put a pea-sized amount of the petroleum jelly right in your palm to remove waterproof mascara without makeup remover. Then, gently rub your eyelashes with your finger in the jelly. Allow it to soak for 5 minutes, then dampen a makeup wipe with warm water and remove the mascara.

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Is Soap effective at removing waterproof mascara?

After you’ve applied the waterproof mascara, use a dry spoolie — you can buy one or simply wash a used one with soap and water — to brush out your lashes. This method removes excess mascara while also declumping it for even product distribution and increased volume.

Can Vaseline be used to remove waterproof mascara?

Although it’s most commonly used as an occlusive on lips – in the form of Vaseline – to help skin retain moisture, it also effectively melts away waterproof mascara. It’s as simple as coating your lashes with it, waiting five minutes, and then removing it with a cotton pad.

How do you remove waterproof mascara without harming your lashes?

For 20-30 seconds, press the cotton pad against your closed eyes. This step is critical, and patience is required – waiting will help loosen the formula, making it easier to remove your lashes! Slide the cotton pad over your lashes gently – most of the mascara should come off with it.

How do you get the waterproof mascara tube off?

Fill your mascara tube halfway with rubbing alcohol. Close the lid of the tube with the wand inside and shake it a few times back and forth. Remove the rubbing alcohol from the tube. Rubbing alcohol sterilizes the mascara tube and wand, which is important if you’re reusing it for another product.

How do you naturally remove waterproof makeup?

Soak a cotton pad or Q-tip in the eye makeup remover and gently press it on your eyelid for thirty seconds to soak up your makeup. Next, gently swipe the cotton pad downwards in the direction of your eyelashes, being careful not to irritate your eyes (and never scrubbing or rubbing at your eyes).