Well, maybe not that different. But almost. The first time, it did seem to add volume and length, but it was a bit smudgy. Two weeks later, much less smudging. Much less. It holds a curl, adds oomph - and length, which is a bonus - and is easy to remove. I don't feel like I'm yanking out all of my eye lashes. It's kind of amazing.
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| The brush is big and uh...I'm not a mascara expert, so I don't have much else to say. It's a fat brush. Not for those who like tiny, precise brushes. |
I still don't wear mascara daily, because I still don't consider it an essential and I'm lazy. But when I do, this is the go-to. I curl my lashes, apply this, and bam. There is minimal smudging in the first five minutes, perhaps, but after that, it's nice and solid. I usually just bat my lashes gently against a finger to remove the excess, and it's fine. Now. Photos!
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| Your left: with mascara. Your right: without. Lashes were pre-curled with my Shiseido curler. I like that this one doesn't clump too much, doesn't give those flakies (hate that. Looks so cheap), and holds a curl for a full work day. Really opens up my eyes! |
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| Both eyes have mascara. Please ignore the wonky uncurled lash on the left, haha. |
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| This is the smoky eye from my Bandit Nude Lips post. Ignore my-color changing face ;) |
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What do you look for in a mascara? I'm a volume girl. Do you go for length? Curl? Volume?
