My first thoughts about this mascara were a mix of confusion and enthusiasm as I twisted out the two different wands. The number one meant use first therefore I followed the guidelines and I was in pure shock as I opened it out.
DUN DUN DUN! It's white! As I coated my lashes in this white formula I felt my lashes go heavy and look quite odd; my lashes were like spider's webs in the winter with dew on it. I then left them for approximately 10 seconds, it doesn't guide you with a specific time period, then onto number two.
This wand looks much like any other mascara with its bold black colour and curved wand. I began applying this to my lashes and it made them go clumpy at first which I wasn't too content about however my lashes did seem voluminous but unfortunately the curl wasn't provided. Throughout the day I noticed that my lashes miraculously looked less clumpy and more spread out! How does that work?!? I was in utter awe as I glared at my lashes in the mirror for a good 5 minutes. A flaw of this product is that the mascara itself produces fall out underneath my eyes. I'm bewildered at this because I only ever thought fall out was produced by eye shadow but no, this mascara is dangerous to go near if you're wanting a flawless make-up look for a special occasion.
But, I tested this mascara out again, by leaving the time for my lashes to dry after the first coat of white mascara a lot longer, 10 minutes to be precise, meaning the mascara had its chance to blossom. This worked perfectly! I saw a dramatic difference in the two attempts I had with this product and I'm blown away at how disparate the two results were.Overall I'm satisfied with this product, by leaving my lashes to dry to its full optimum I gained the best results as this was shown by my voluminous curled lashes. What is your take on this mascara? Thanks for reading.
Charlotte x
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