I stopped to take a look because I was in need of a new mascara to use after I had run out of the Missha Style 3D (which I liked~). I was drawn to the Voluminous Million Lashes mascara immediately because it came bundled with a Voluminous eyeliner! BUY ONE GET ONE? SCORE! To top it off it was only $10.99 for both so of course I had to give it a try- what can I lose with 2 products for under $11?
The Voluminous Million Lashes came in 4 colours: Black, Carbon Black, Blackest Black, and Waterproof. I chose Waterproof because of the upcoming rainy autumn Vancouver weather.
Here are some pictures of the mascara & eyeliner:
L'Oreal Voluminous Million Lashes in Waterproof |
L'Oreal Voluminous Million Lashes Wand |
L'Oreal Voluminous Eyeliner in Black |
It's also proven to be waterproof because it won't come off without an oil-based makeup remover. I can't say that it made my lashes much longer -but I guess it doesn't claim to- yet it's definitely made them thicker and more voluminous. NOW YOU CAN ACTUALLY SEE THEM! O-M-G! I don't mind that they don't look much longer because I hate it when girl's put on mascara and they look like SPIDER LEGS ON THEIR EYES!!! And don't get me started on ridiculous fake lashes- but that's another post...
Definitely no problems with clumping due to the million bristles L'Oreal put on the wand, and the best part is I never had to reapply throughout the day.
My usual makeup routine is very simple and I don't usually wear eye makeup (besides mascara) unless I'm going out for a fancy dinner or something, so I haven't had a chance to try the eyeliner yet. It is however felt tip, like a sharpie, and not a brush like I had imagined.
And these are pictures of the result (IGNORE that random hair! I swear I pinned it up, lol):
Wow, this is super helpful! Just what I was looking for -- I have Asian lashes and I just want that natural look where they are visible and fluttery (nothing to falsie-dramatic) I can't wait to try it =)
ReplyDeleteDid you have to comb through with a lash comb or anything after?