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- Reviews: 20
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I normally don't repurchase perfumes except this one. If you're looking for a fresh type of perfume, THIS IS IT. It's a perfect combination of freshness with just a hint of fresh florals that's so unique and so right. VS has been launching and discontinuing perfumes left and right. However, this one has been around for a while and it's not hard to see why.
March 17, 2014
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Another sale at my local drugstore. Since reading lot's of positive reviews for this mascara, I decided to give it a try. Comes time to open the tube and out comes the brush COMPLETELY covered with large clumps. Not to worry, paper towel to the rescue. After curling my lashes, I apply the 1-st coat and I realize that I have just destroyed the curl that I worked so hard to set. On top of all, I did not lengthen of volumize my lashes (it deposited wet clumps all over my lashes but it's not considered volumizing). Thinking that nylon bristle brush is better than new rubber/plastic bristle brushes (read about my bad experience with Maybelline Define-a-Lash lengthening mascara), I proceed to use it to apply a 2-nd coat and hopefully to smooth out clump. Well, I officially have a bunch of little spider legs where my lashes used to be. I don't even want to see them get bigger so no 3-rd coat for me. I returned this mascara to the store the very next day.
July 16, 2009
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I absolutely love the wear of this gloss. The colors are pretty sheer and non sticky. The reason I took 2 stars off is because of the application. The most horrible and uneven way to apply lip gloss ever. If this was in a better package, I'd give it a 10.
July 16, 2009
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I use this brush when doing a wet application of a shadow as an eyeliner. I like to create a REEEEEEEALLY thin line and boy does this baby deliver!!! It also packs on the color so well that I was able to go through the day without needing a touch up.
July 16, 2009
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As long as I use this product 24/7, I see 98% reduction in my acne. NO JOKE! I have used prescription and non-prescription products and none of them matched this one. I also like that it's fragrance free and feels light on my skin. What more can I ask for?
July 16, 2009
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My bottom lashes are almost invisible, but the mini brush works wonders. It literally finds and visibly lengthens each bottom lash. I'm left with a visible, wispy fan of bottom lashes. No other and I repeat NO OTHER mascara has ever done this. When used on top lashes, it produces visible length and clean definition a la au naturel style. However, I'd recommend it as the best bottom lash mascara.
July 7, 2009
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While it falls short in the length department, it works best in the volume department. One coat creates natural looking daytime look while additional coats add more drama. Lashes stay soft and won't fall out. In addition to using alone, I also combined it with Lash stiletto to get long, voluminous, defined lashes.
July 7, 2009
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I disagree with the negative results. If you're looking for decent length and clean definition, give this mascara a try. Plus, it will keep the curl exactly as you set it with the lash curler. My lashes looked like just like in the ad.
July 7, 2009
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This formula is just too watery, clumps lashes together and completely destroys the curl that I worked so hard to set on my short and thick lashes. After patiently smoothing out the clumps with my Rimmel Lash Maxxx comb and resetting the curl, I end up with the same usual lashes that I began with. I can see a negligible amount of length, but that's only if I get too close to the mirror. After 3 months, the formula gets drier and more manageable. (Pumping the tube or exposing the tube to air won't work to speed up the process). When that happens, it's almost time to throw out the tube. I'd only recommend this mascara for people who are literally going for no make-up make-up look. P.S. I have kept the brush to use as a lash comb. Beats all the lash combs out there even my Rimmel Lash Maxxx one.
July 7, 2009
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This product is an example of a formula/brush mismatch. In theory, the comb applicator seems like "The One" to deliver false-lash-from-the-bottle effect. In reality, you're left with wet-looking spider legs or uneven product distribution, if you use a light hand. After first using this product, I wanted to dump it into the nearest garbage can. However, I had my aha moment and decided to try it with a brush from Maybelline Define-a-Lash mascara. {I kept (and still use) the comb applicator in lieu of the usual lash comb. (It does a far better job than the usual lash comb, by the way}. In the end, (after doing some lash combing as i usually do) I got decently long, inky black lashes. It adds no volume and has a tendency to flake a bit. Bottom line, keep the lash comb. There are far better mascaras out there that give similar results without all the hassle.
July 7, 2009
