Self Tan Mousse Unlocked Instant Extensions Mascara. Defining and Lengthening Mascara for Dramatic Lashes. Cruelty-Free and Vegan

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Traditionally they don't give a lightweight fluffy look (if that's what you're after), but can be built up to give impressive length, definition and drama. They're truly smudge free, meaning you won't end up with pigment all over your brow bone or shadows of soot under the eyes, As the mascara itself is quite wet, I only need one coat, which also guarantees it stays as natural-looking as possible. I sometimes go in with a second coat to really accentuate my outer lashes, but generally one coat is all it takes for me. My technique? I zigzag the wand from root to tip with a light hand and really focus on the outer lashes to achieve a fanned-out effect. Full disclosure: I religiously use RevitaLash Advanced Serum alongside my mascara; I find the combination of serum and mascara makes the outer edge lashes really stand out. We all dream of it: Having long, voluminous natural lashes. Now, it's possible to bring that dream closer to reality with the innovative technology of tubing mascara. Though you can also get that dramatic look with fake lashes and lash extensions from brands like Lashify or magentic lashes, the benefit of using a tubing mascara is that it's easy and simple (all you do is swipe it onto your lashes as you would with any other product, and the tubing technology does the rest of the work). "Unlike traditional wax-based mascaras, this technology does not adhere/glue to a hair fiber," says Good Housekeeping Beauty, Health & Sustainability Lab Senior Chemist Sabina Wizemann. "Instead, it encapsulates individual lashes by forming a tube-like coating." This results in excellent lengthening effects and more intense color.

Starting at the base of the lashes, gently wiggle the wand from side to side before combing the mascara through from root to tip. Promising smudge-proof wear and easy application, this lightweight mascara comes off with just warm water for effortless removal while remaining fixed in place throughout the day. Key Benefits The main way to tell if a mascara is a tubing mascara is to take a look at the ingredients," says Suzie. "They have one special ingredient that fibre mascara doesn’t: polymers. If they mention polymers (polyvinylpyrrolidone), then you have yourself a mascara that will tube!"Tubing' refers to mascara that, instead of washing the lashes in a layer of pigment actually wraps micro-fibres around them then drying to form a flexible 'tube' that grips on.

For any content that you submit, you grant Space NK a perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, transferable right and license to use, copy, modify, delete in its entirety, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from and/or sell and/or distribute such content and/or incorporate such content into any form, medium or technology throughout the world without compensation to you. Formulated with lightweight fibres that coat each lash, this ophthalmologist-tested mascara provides the look of lash extensions in an instant. This film-forming technology can be effortlessly removed as the tube-like film slides off with warm water. This mascara includes a moulded brush that targets every lash.Suzie Gee, makeup artist and LOOKFANTASTIC Beauty Pro, tells Cosmopolitan UK in the simplest terms: You might have started hearing a lot about tubing mascaras recently, or maybe you have seen them cropping up during your beauty browsing IRL and URL. If you don't know exactly what that means, there's no need to feel shy, we're here to explain everything you need to know about the buzzy mascara type, what the benefits are, and which ones are worth your coin. XXL, smudge-proof lashes here you come... Suzie explains why tubing mascaras behave differently from classic mascaras when it comes to running or smudging: "Fibre mascaras can react with the oils on your skin and break down, causing smudging – especially if you are an oilier skin type. Tubing mascaras, however, can only be removed with warm water – so they are much less likely to smudge and typically last a lot longer and keep their shape." that is, or may reasonably be considered to be submitted in extreme volumes and as such be deemed as ‘spam’; that is, or may reasonably be considered to be, defamatory, libellous, hateful, racially or religiously biased or offensive, unlawfully threatening or unlawfully harassing to any individual, partnership or corporation;