Mascara has been around from 4000 BC because from ancient times Egyptians used charcoal and other minerals to darken their eye shadows. In this modern time mascara was appeared in the form of cake which was then applied by wetting brush and then rubbing it on that cake and then it is applied on eye lashes. Mascara plays a significant role in glorifying one’s face. On face mascara gives an unconditional look that is it changes the overall posture of a person. Mascara is applied on eye lashes for making eyes look longer and much thicker. After the cake, mascara was introduced in lotion form which was packed in the tube and squeezed on to a small brush to apply on eyes. Mascara which is using today is in lotion form. Mascara is contained in a tube form and small brush is attached with it so that by twisting around the brush the mascara can be applied on eye lashes. Mascara also consists of colours, named coloured mascara. The primary ingredients in mascara are pigments and chemicals which are used to provide colour. U.S Federal regulations only allow certain colours to be used in area around eyes. Only natural colours and inorganic pigments are used in mascara. Black, brown and red colours are made from carbon and iron oxides. Ultramarine is used to provide blue and green shades. All these pigments are mixed together in a cosmetic base that is emulsion of oils water and wax. Beeswax, Ozokerite, shellac and stearic acid is used to make the main mascara body and also provides water proof and stain proof properties. Glyceral stearate and Triethanolamine are added in mascara to make sure that it can be washed off easily. When you stick brush into mascara tube and then pull it out, a metering ring built into orifice scrape off excess amount of mascara so that brush have controlled quantity on it. When you brush your eye lashes, right amount get delivers to eac tiny hair fiber. Good mascara resists smudging and bleeding. Result is your eye lashes get a nice splash of colour and eyes look much plumper. New mascara has been introduced namely vibrating mascara. In vibrating mascara, brush vibrates moving quickly to create length, extra volume and curl. Brush is hold at the base of lashes and is moved upwards in a slow motion. Vibrations zigzag its way through lashes making them look fuller, longer and clump-free.