The all-time, flat-out, best mascara in the world.
#121
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Pennsylvania
Posts: 8,142
This is it!
With my last Sephora order they sent me a sample of Tarte Lash Hugger Mascara. This is really the best mascara I've ever used. It's not a heavy mascara and washes off really easily yet stands up to the heat and humidity of Washington DC where I was last week. I love this mascara.
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#122
Join Date: Feb 2012
Posts: 7
My favorite mascara is Japanese. It beats all American mascaras. You can find them in Japanese markets in the U.S or online.
It's call the Kiss Me Heroine Mascara.
It's waterproof but easy to take off. Never flakes or smudges. Holds a curl. I discovered it while on a business trip to Japan.
http://www.makeupalley.com/product/s..._curl_mascara_
It's call the Kiss Me Heroine Mascara.
It's waterproof but easy to take off. Never flakes or smudges. Holds a curl. I discovered it while on a business trip to Japan.
http://www.makeupalley.com/product/s..._curl_mascara_
#123
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Feb 2010
Posts: 13,573
Another Diorshow fan - the waterproof one for me - it's fab!
#126
Join Date: Oct 2003
Posts: 2,304
My favorite mascara is Japanese. It beats all American mascaras. You can find them in Japanese markets in the U.S or online.
It's call the Kiss Me Heroine Mascara.
It's waterproof but easy to take off. Never flakes or smudges. Holds a curl. I discovered it while on a business trip to Japan.
http://www.makeupalley.com/product/s..._curl_mascara_
It's call the Kiss Me Heroine Mascara.
It's waterproof but easy to take off. Never flakes or smudges. Holds a curl. I discovered it while on a business trip to Japan.
http://www.makeupalley.com/product/s..._curl_mascara_
Here's a list of popular Japanese mascaras http://translate.googleusercontent.c...ueCd7vC_m1qQNg
#131
Join Date: May 2007
Location: NC
Programs: Marriott LT Plat, Hyatt Platinum
Posts: 2,881
If you like the way your lashes LOOK - you like the brush. If you like the WEAR, it is the mascara.
I always loved Lancome Defenicils, but didn't like the price...plus I didn't think it lasted very long. A former Lancome exec gave me the above "mascara rule"...and she was right.
Ever since, I have kept all my Lancome brushes..(washing them regularly, of course) and use a more reasonably priced, longer lasting mascara.
Keep the mascara sealed with the original brush, and use the original to apply the first coat or so. Use your fav brush to achieve your look, and you'll get the look AND wear you want!
I always loved Lancome Defenicils, but didn't like the price...plus I didn't think it lasted very long. A former Lancome exec gave me the above "mascara rule"...and she was right.
Ever since, I have kept all my Lancome brushes..(washing them regularly, of course) and use a more reasonably priced, longer lasting mascara.
Keep the mascara sealed with the original brush, and use the original to apply the first coat or so. Use your fav brush to achieve your look, and you'll get the look AND wear you want!
#132
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: SYD
Programs: I have commitment issues.
Posts: 357
If you like the way your lashes LOOK - you like the brush. If you like the WEAR, it is the mascara.
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Keep the mascara sealed with the original brush, and use the original to apply the first coat or so. Use your fav brush to achieve your look, and you'll get the look AND wear you want!
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Keep the mascara sealed with the original brush, and use the original to apply the first coat or so. Use your fav brush to achieve your look, and you'll get the look AND wear you want!
#133
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Charleston, SC, USA
Programs: Delta FO, HHonors Gold, IHG Diamond Elite
Posts: 1,016
Loreal Double Extend Beauty Tubes Mascara!
It's similar to the Blinc in that it creates little tubes around your lashes, but I usually only pay $8-10 each. I wash it off in the shower the next morning with just a little pressure. The only problem I've had is that I have to make sure I have my contacts on in the shower so that I can make sure that the little spent tubes go down the drain and don't get stuck to the shower wall or curtain, because they do stick if they dry.
It's similar to the Blinc in that it creates little tubes around your lashes, but I usually only pay $8-10 each. I wash it off in the shower the next morning with just a little pressure. The only problem I've had is that I have to make sure I have my contacts on in the shower so that I can make sure that the little spent tubes go down the drain and don't get stuck to the shower wall or curtain, because they do stick if they dry.
#134
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: SYD
Programs: I have commitment issues.
Posts: 357
It's similar to the Blinc in that it creates little tubes around your lashes, but I usually only pay $8-10 each. I wash it off in the shower the next morning with just a little pressure. The only problem I've had is that I have to make sure I have my contacts on in the shower so that I can make sure that the little spent tubes go down the drain and don't get stuck to the shower wall or curtain, because they do stick if they dry.
#135
Join Date: Apr 2005
Posts: 558
A relative newcomer to the list
Benefit's They're Real Mascara
http://www.benefitcosmetics.com/prod...ew/theyre-real
Its not waterproof but stays on, and is so amazing I have been asked if my eyelashes are real so it is a perfect name! Love, love, love this stuff!
Only time I ever had any prob with it was flyfishing in 100+ degree Atlanta weather, but then my whole face melted I think!!
Benefit's They're Real Mascara
http://www.benefitcosmetics.com/prod...ew/theyre-real
Its not waterproof but stays on, and is so amazing I have been asked if my eyelashes are real so it is a perfect name! Love, love, love this stuff!
Only time I ever had any prob with it was flyfishing in 100+ degree Atlanta weather, but then my whole face melted I think!!