You know when you see a product and think, well, why has nobody thought of this before?! Wonderuci Real Mascara Remover falls right into that category. The thing with removing mascara is that you end up having to really give your lashes a work over with remover and cotton pads, which inevitably leads to breakage and I am sure speeds up lash fall. The Wonderuci is a remover with a mascara brush that winkles its way right down to the roots so you, in theory, don’t have to be so rough to get every last bit off. I haven’t tried this but the theory of it is so simple and I love the idea. If you’ve tried it, please do let me know – I’d love to know if it works as well as it suggests.
I found Wonderuci on a very cool little site called Memebox HERE based in the US that specialises in Korean brand make up – and does a beauty box filled with Korean wonders – with all sorts of curiosities. They do ship so it’s well worth checking out if you are interested in Asian beauty products.
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Just placed an order on their website for lots of goodies – Have oredered this (I’m with you, trying to get mascara off ends up in at least 5 eyelashes falling out each time!) and the Meme box plus a few other bits of skin care, can’t wait to try them out – thanks for the link to their site!
At first I thought that was rimmels eyeshadow primer! The packaging is so similar!
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This idea is not new, Heroine Make by Kiss Me brand has a similar mascara removal product which is exactly the same packaging as would an ordinary mascara. I haven’t tried it yet though – but it’s been on the market for years, not too keen on the thought of ‘removing mascara thoroughly’ just by the same action as you would apply mascara…
I know Etude House in Korea has had a mascara remover for a while. In any case, it’s so easy to DIY – just wash out an old mascara tube, fill with a creamy cleanser (or even a cleansing oil) and you’re done.