
by jhunie
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One of my beauty woes is a stiff set of lashes. It’s difficult to keep my lashes curled. My rigid lashes aren’t very pliable and most mascaras aren’t effective at thrusting them upward for a longer period. I have thick, considerably long lashes that would often fringe down my eyes. Now I had it permed and it’s much easier to tame. Before I decided to put a premium on mascaras, I couldn’t afford pricey cosmetics so I’d be treading waters by trying out reasonable finds. I would use mascaras randomly. I went for this uplifting waterproof mascara by Avon thinking my lashes would certainly need a good lift.
I chose a muddy brown shade that was a great pair up to my new hair color because I had it dyed in a deep chestnut color back then. The ink was concentrated and it appeared full to the brim. It had a slightly goopy consistency, the kind that’s less resistant to flow. It spreads well on my lashes and grooms out each
lash. A few coats of the ink was enough, otherwise, I’d end up with an overkill of mascara, like spider webs on my eyes. It’s a good mascara but collectively, I had the feeling sometimes that my wick-like lashes were looking so synthetic, even though it was a soft brown shade.
I have to give the product credit though because it’s good at taming my lashes. It brings definition to the eyes and coats evenly without messy clumps. I liked it for a certain period of time. Of course, when it comes to mascaras, it’s fundamental to talk about the wand applicator. As what I could remember, the product’s mechanism was centered on its bendable wand. The spooley at the end of the wand was made entirely of rubber which gave it flexibility. You’re supposed to tilt the wand as you pull it out of the vial. In order to truly bend the tip at a desired angle, you need to hold it against the tube obliquely for a few seconds.