Is wudhu valid with make-up, false lashes or plasters?

“If the doctor has advised not to open up the plaster for 5 days, then one may lightly wet (Masah) the area of the plaster. The Wudu will be valid. If there is a need to make compulsory Ghusl after intercourse, then that area may be covered to avoid water going into the plaster and making the implant ineffective.”

“It is not necessary to wash a cast placed on any of the organs during Wudhu/Ghusal. It will suffice for one to make Masah (passing of a wet hand) over the cast during Wudhu/Ghusal.”

“If the cream is such that it allows the water to reach the skin then wudhu and ghusal will be valid. If it doesn’t allow the water to reach the skin then wudhu and ghusal will not be valid. This is in the case where there was no need for one to use the cream.”

“Tattooing is impermissible in Islam, whether it be of animate, or inanimate objects. Nabi Salallahu Alaihi Wasallam cursed the person who tattoos, and the one upon whom it is done. Hence, one should totally refrain from tattooing due to the prohibition mentioned in the Hadith.”