If you read my post on 10 Products Every Grown Woman Needs,
then consider this a follow up slash extension. I wrote briefly on one product
that is my overall go to, mascara. But I didn’t quite elaborate enough on the
why and what I use, so here we are.
Now I have a fairly decent amount of lashes and they are a good length as well, thank you Dad. If I could wear only one makeup product, it would be mascara. Now granted I hated it as a kid who was dipped in makeup for dance recitals, but alas I was young and knew not the amazingness that lies in the power of eyes.
Now I have a fairly decent amount of lashes and they are a good length as well, thank you Dad. If I could wear only one makeup product, it would be mascara. Now granted I hated it as a kid who was dipped in makeup for dance recitals, but alas I was young and knew not the amazingness that lies in the power of eyes.
I don’t consider myself a beauty guru by far but I’ve tried
a lot of products to get what I’m looking for and I know what works for me and
my issues. And for mascara they are:
1.
Is it waterproof like my Voluminous mascara from
L'Oreal?
2.
Does it do a better job than my favorite
Maybelline Great Lash Mascara in Royal Blue?
So my thing is that my skin is not just oily but it also
gets to my eyelashes in some ways. Like I mentioned, my lashes are decently long
on top and bottom. If I’m wearing a black mascara, more often than not it
absolutely has to be waterproof because somehow, if it’s not, then it’s instant
rabid raccoon eyes. I’ve been wearing the Royal Blue Great Lash since I was
allowed to wear makeup and never had that issue. Is it the formula? Who knows,
but my blue lashes have been a signature of the women of my family for a while.
My second go-to is the L'Oreal Voluminous Mascara. A great
friend of mine turned me to it in high school and I’ve never looked back.
Besides the fact that the formula that can’t come off without an act of Congress, I love the separation it gives my eye lashes. Call it my Hispanic
culture, but no one has time for clumpyness. So yes, I have been that
stereotypical chick separating her eye lashes with straight pins, pencil lead,
etc. Never have to do that with Voluminous mascara.
With these, I’ve never really had a want to dabble into
other brands. I’ve tried a couple drug store brands but not so much on the higher end other than samples from Sephora or Birchbox, that is until now. I can say
that I am so hooked on Benefit’s Roller Lash. A couple YouTube peoples I follow
have talked about it and I understand that you basically either love it or hate
it. I love it! I love it! And did I mention that I absolutely LOVE IT!
Now this is only a mini version that I got at Ulta for maybe
ten bucks, I had a coupon and redeemable points so I couldn’t tell you exactly how much it was. But because I didn’t know if I would love it or hate it, I just
said to be safe and get the mini and I’ll probably be getting the full size
very soon and add it to my go to’s, especially if I'm running late, then it goes here.
I can only describe it as a great mesh between my staple
mascaras, because my Maybelline formula lets me wear a cool color mascara
without the black eyes later in the day or in the morning. As far as I can
tell, the Roller Lash is not waterproof but it does have some epic staying
power even for my oily issues. The brush isn’t as ‘brushy’, best I can come up with, like the voluminous
but the lift and separating power is phenomenal!
So if you are on the fence about finding your go to mascara, give the mini Roller Lash a try from Ulta and that way, you can try it guiltlessly and if it works, come to the lashy side. I’m sure we’ll have cookies.
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So if you are on the fence about finding your go to mascara, give the mini Roller Lash a try from Ulta and that way, you can try it guiltlessly and if it works, come to the lashy side. I’m sure we’ll have cookies.
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Tales of the Tank - External Batteries
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