During earlier days,Japanese women almost never used mascara because,by nature,they have very straight,short and thin lashes.This was observed during a focus group study.

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Japanese women have used various forms of makeup, including mascara or its historical equivalents, for centuries. The use of makeup in Japan can be traced back to the Heian period (794-1185), and while modern mascara as we know it might not have been available, they used different methods to darken and enhance their eyelashes and eyebrows.

During Earlier Days,Japanese Women Almost Never Used Mascara Because,by Nature,they