I’m sure it’s not long before this hits the UK shores – its really only just launched in the states and is a move on from vibrating mascaras. I don’t know anyone though who is dedicated enough to their vibromascara that they continue on paying through the nose for the extra mechanism. That said, for novelty value, I’d quite like to give this a go to see if it really does ‘mimic a makeup artist’s application technique’. Fascinated to find out. Dior mascaras are good anyway, so let’s hope that this one is a little more than just spin.
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I have never tried a vibrating mascara lol, sounds a bit far fetched but I would be willing to buy it when its available, you never know.
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I was just snooping on Sephora and saw this…its a funny brush hey!
I too am curious to see if this really works…
Am I being dense, but surely to “mimick a makeup artists application”, you could just use a normal mascara and apply it in the same way rather than using a spinning one?…
BBB – I bet you have it in your bags of samples! I blogged about it a week or so ago and and pretty much wondered exactly the same as you, and then found it in with my dior christmas look samples – either it was sent as a mistake then or intentionally, I’m not sure. Not actually tried it yet but intend to give it a whirl – badoomtssch – tonight.
I bought it the other day…It looks really interesting and works, in a way, differently then other vibrating mascaras, but does noting special to my lashes…And I have long, thick and curved eyelashes…I ll stick to DiorShow Blackout – best mascara ever!