No. It’s better! Waterproof mascaras are so tenacious that they can often be difficult to remove, requiring considerable time, effort and the application of a harsh make-up remover to the delicate skin around the eyes. Ophthalmologists agree that some women should avoid wearing a daily mascara that requires a make-up remover to come off. Kiss Me mascara provides better hold than most waterproof mascaras yet only requires plenty of warm water and gentle pressure to slide off the lashes at the end of the day.

Crying generally does not produce enough moisture to loosen Kiss Me mascara’s hold to the lashes. If enough moisture does accumulate, it would still need to be combined with pressure to remove the mascara. Now, if you cry (or sweat) and rub your eyes a few of the mascara’s little tubes may slide off (as opposed to running across your face). The tubes are easily wiped away as you would a grain of sand on your face.

Many women do but at that level of saturation the mascara will slide off if some pressure is applied. It will not, however, run across your face like many conventional mascaras.

In general, the small amounts of moisture secreted by the skin or tear ducts are not enough to neutralize Kiss Me mascara’s hold to the lashes. If you don’t rub your eyes while they are moist the mascara should remain intact. If you do rub your eyes while the lashes are moist, a few of the tiny tubes Kiss Me mascara has formed around the lashes may slide off, rather than smear like ordinary mascaras.

Yes. Since Kiss Me forms a tube around each lash it amplifies both the lash's volume and length for a radiant natural look. Many women also apply a few coats (before the original coat sets) to add some additional volume as well as a few additional strokes to the very tip of the lashes to add some extension and achieve the look they are seeking.

Kiss Me mascara’s high-definition lash brush, with its curved form and tapered tip, is designed to coat the lashes evenly and allow you to reach the corner lashes effectively.

Kiss Me mascara comes in 6 colors each with a slightly glossy finish that adds definition and a subtle brilliance to the lashes.

black	dark brown	medium brown	dark blue

#1 Black - jet black
#2 Dark Blue - navy blue
#3 Medium Brown - chocolate brown
#4 Dark Brown - espresso

Immediately after.

Neither water nor friction alone is enough to remove Kiss Me mascara. It is only when the two are combined that the mascara will slide off. High concentrations of warm water neutralize the mascara's adhesion to the lashes but it still takes the gentle pressure to remove the tubes that the mascara has formed. Showering will also be enough to remove the mascara effectively due to the water pressure.

Tubes are formed around each lash to add volume and length.	Lots of warm water and gentle pressure is all it takes for removal.	Does not penetrate your skin or lashes and leaves no residue.

No. Do not use a make-up remover to try to remove Kiss Me mascara. The easiest and most effective way to remove Kiss Me mascara is by combining warm water and pressure.

No. Once the mascara is saturated with water it comes off with very little effort. Remember, during the removal of Kiss Me mascara you will actually see the tiny tubes that were formed slide off into your hand.

No. The Kiss Me mascara formula remains exactly the same formula that our clients have been using faithfully for years. Only the following packaging improvements have been made:

• A slender aluminum bottle packaged in a revolutionary aluminum tube.
• 13% more mascara in every bottle.
• A longer and wider curved brush for added lash definition and volume.
• An application tips insert in each package containing information on how to get the most from your mascara.

Yes. Kiss Me mascara has been clinically tested and received a "non-irritating" classification (the mildest possible classification) making it ideal for sensitive eyes and contact lens wearers.

Kiss Me mascara has not been hypoallergenically tested and it does have a slight fragrance.

We are proud to say that Kiss Me mascara has not been tested on animals.

Kiss Me mascara's main ingredient is an acrylate copolymer that helps it bind to the lash as opposed to trying to paint or dye it like conventional mascaras.

No.

Water (Aqua), Ammonium Acrylates Copolymer, Propylene Glycol, Acrylates, Copolymer, Triethanolamine, Isopropyl Alcohol, Sodium Dehydroacetate, Methylparaben, Propylparaben. [May contain (+/-): Iron Oxides (CI 77499, CI 77492, CI 77491), Ultramarines (CI 77007), Mica, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891)].

It depends on the frequency of use, but it is recommended to replace your mascara every three months.

The retail price of Kiss Me mascara is comparable with other premium mascaras on the market yet its performance sets it apart. Kiss Me mascara also avoids the inconvenience and expense associated with an eye make-up remover.

Japan.

Kiss Me is the name of a highly reputable 200 year-old Japanese cosmetics manufacturer who produces a wide variety of cosmetic items with this being the vanguard item.