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[unpaid/sample/affiliate/ad] Although I’m highly seduced by the red wand and logo detailing of this luxy mascara, it’s really all about the brush.
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If you have shorter lashes that are hard to coat, the slenderness of this brush is a big asset because the size allows you to get further to the base of the lash. It’s also multi-bristled so while you don’t get great dollops of mascara on application, it is precise in coating all of the lashes.
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It’s also able to give good separation – no sticking-together strays. The formula and brush isn’t about volume – the design is directed at definition, length and curl. I can’t say I saw a lot of curl but then again, I didn’t put a lot of effort into the brush-hold application method. I like this as an easy, suit-all mascara that gives colour intensity on an immaculately spaced lash fringe without clumpiness or bulk. At the time of writing it’s on offer HERE for £22.50 instead of £30. Non-affiliate HERE.
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