I always used Clinique Glossy Mascara. Always. Then, somehow, I converted into a drugstore mascara buyer.I'm a sucker for the mile-long lash.
With Define-a-lash by Maybelline, you must work fast. Application must be done while lashes are still wet, so if you apply a second coat it must be immediately, otherwise, lashes look spidery.
There are two formulas. One for lengthening, the other for thickening. Both are great, but take some practice. The wands are flexible rubber and require a steady hand. But the results...so worth it. People ask if my lashes are my own regularly. That's how long they look.
With Define-a-lash by Maybelline, you must work fast. Application must be done while lashes are still wet, so if you apply a second coat it must be immediately, otherwise, lashes look spidery.
There are two formulas. One for lengthening, the other for thickening. Both are great, but take some practice. The wands are flexible rubber and require a steady hand. But the results...so worth it. People ask if my lashes are my own regularly. That's how long they look.
Can't beat the price, $7. Can't beat the results. http://www.drugstore.com/.
photo courtesy of drugstore.com
photo courtesy of drugstore.com
4 comments:
That's the same kind that I use! Bought it for the first time a few months ago and love it. People have also asked me if these are my real lashes.
I'm going to get the new Maybelline mascara called Colossal Lash...I will let you know how it works!! You are rather blessed in the eyelash department anyhoo! xxoo
How about us folks with sensitive eyes? Does Maybelline work for us, as well?
Unfortunately, no. You gotta stick with Clinique, mom. Good question!
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