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Fabulous Mascara with a small price tag?
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EthelBloggs wrote: »Max Factor False Lash Effect. It's fantastic, even the waterproof one
Tried it, no good for me.
I can make anything smudge:mad:
I don't know why that is
Perscriptives here-to-stay is the best I've found so far.0 -
I believe next month's edition of Glamour magazine comes with Benefit Bad Gal waterproof mascara. I'm looking foward to seeing how long lasting it is, because I loved the effect of Bad Gal non-waterproof, it gave me fab long thick lashes, with no clumping, but because it wasn't waterproof left me with panda eyes after about 15 mins! :eek:
It's definitely worth shelling out a couple of quid to try it, and if it's a stayer, I'll be buying.
Oh, and I'm big Hypnose fan too. Keep meaning to try out the Max Factor false lash one as well, I've heard good things about it.
Thats the next one I wanted to try, so I shall buy that:beer:0 -
It's not waterproof - yet - but I'm currently loving L'Oreal Telescopic Explosion which is the one in the red/black tube with the spiky little ball-shaped brush. It makes my lashes look amazing and stays on all day (so long as I don't get my eyes wet...). I think I bought it in Tescos for about £6 on a special £2 off promotion.
The ball/brush really gets into the base of your lashes and the fiddly little ones in the inner eye corners. Vairy gut!0 -
another vote for the Falsh Lash Effect by Max Factor hereThe early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese :cool:0
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I buy my mascara on Ebay. You can usually get the more expensive ones a lot cheaper than in the shops.0
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Tried it, no good for me.
I can make anything smudge:mad:
I don't know why that is
Perscriptives here-to-stay is the best I've found so far.
it's the moisturiser I think, if I don't make sure it's really well soaked in before I put make up on it goes smudgy for me too☆ §ügÅr cØÅTëÐ pØï§Øn ☆
Murphys no more pies club Member #41 :dance:
12 stone down! :j
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EthelBloggs wrote: »it's the moisturiser I think, if I don't make sure it's really well soaked in before I put make up on it goes smudgy for me too
Do you think.
I don't put my moisturiser over my eyes, but some might drift as I
smear it on, do you think that would be enough?
I don't wear eyecream (occasionally at night, but never during the day).
But do wear foundation ever day, but I use No7 intelliengent colour most days (for work) its very light though, almost moussey, I wouldn't have thought there was much moisturiser in that????0 -
Do you think.
I don't put my moisturiser over my eyes, but some might drift as I
smear it on, do you think that would be enough?
I don't wear eyecream (occasionally at night, but never during the day).
But do wear foundation ever day, but I use No7 intelliengent colour most days (for work) its very light though, almost moussey, I wouldn't have thought there was much moisturiser in that????
it's not the moisturiser per se, but if there's something on the skin, like a sort of film, dunno how to explain it really but if I don't bother with anything, just a bit of pencil and mascara, it doesn't happen☆ §ügÅr cØÅTëÐ pØï§Øn ☆
Murphys no more pies club Member #41 :dance:
12 stone down! :j
Tiff Appreciation Society Member #2
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8_ErymmvK8
Lollipop26 - she says her fav mascara is L'oreal Voluminous. She prefers it to the YSL one.0 -
I posted a imilar thread a couple of months ago and since then I have been using dior show it works its fab!Loves Vegas shopping and beauty products!0
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