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It's a matter of trial and error, IMO - what suits me may not be the best one for you. I am very sensitive to eye makeup so rarely use it these days, but if I do I tend to use non-allergenic varieties.
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Me too boxy, could have written that myself.
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I've never found one that doesn't clump. So I've kept an old mascara brush, and I rinse it and run it through my eyelashes after applying mascara and it separates the lashes without removing the mascara.
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Hi queen,
I use L'oreal telescopic (gold tube ) It has a nice fine mascara brush. http:// |
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Maybelline Great Lash in the pink and green tube is great. It's cheap and not blobby, even when you've been using it for ages. Bought a super Max Factor one and it is awful, brush is loaded so sticks your lashes together and your cheeks are covered in black flecks all day.
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I use Boots Number 7 one, is lovely and can layer it on without any clumping.
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Boujois = I can't remember the name but it comes in a black and white stripey tube. I never use any other and this never clumps for me. I only ever use one coat though
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Don't know if you can still get them, but there used to be tiny combs for eyelashes which helped to separate them when they got all clumpy. I always wipe the mascara brush on a tissue before applying it anyway, that way you can build up a couple of thin layers that way I never have any clumping. Remember too, not to "pump" the brush up and down in the tube
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maybelline falsies is good
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I always use a primer first (like a white undercoat) to separate and add volume. L'Oreal do a good one, after that I think most mascaras are pretty much of a muchness and they all clump as they get older.
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The link on that other thread that daffy referred to doesn't work anymore. If I remember rightly it was a link to L'Oreal Million Lashes. I posted on there that I'd try out the waterproof version. I didn't go back to say I thought it was pants! Waterproof versions of popular mascaras quite often have no bearing on the non-waterproof version.
My favourite brand of mascaras has always been Lancome. Quite expensive but good quality. Plus they have a questionnaire on their website so you can find out which of their mascaras will be best for your needs. |
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