It's already great as a lip balm/cuticle treatment, but you know what else you can do with it? You can use it to groom your brows. You can dab it onto your cheekbones for a last-minute highlight. Heck, you can even apply it to your feet at night (along with thick socks) for a foot-softening treatment. What can't it do?
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Use Your Mascara as an Eyeliner
Did you know that mascara actually makes a pretty decent eyeliner in a pinch? It makes sense if you think about it -- after all, it's made to stay put, and it's safe to use near your eyes. All you have to do is dip a brush into the formula and apply at will.
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Cut Open Your Product Tubes
You know how hard it can be to squeeze out the very last drops of product? Well, cutting open the tube can help a lot in that respect -- you'll be able to scrape out all the product, leaving not even a smidge behind. That way, you'll get more bang for your buck -- plus, it's satisfying to know that you really made an effort to clear out the tube.
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Spray Your Bobby Pins With Hairspray
Bobby pin slippage is something we've all had to deal with before -- so, to help combat it, try spritzing them with a little hairspray. It'll add some extra hold, so you won't have to constantly be adjusting your hairstyle.
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Reactivate Old Mascara
So, mascara does expire quickly (you're supposed to throw it away after six months), but for those that dry up before their time? There's still hope! Warming up the tube by letting it sit in a mug of hot water can help de-clump the formula, as can adding in a few drops of saline solution.
