I've been wearing mascara almost daily for about 15 years. Until last year, I really never liked my mascara. But, alas, I have tiny little, tiny, baby eye lashes (who am I kidding, baby lashes are beautiful, have you seen Brighten's), so on the mascara went each (well, most) morning(s).
Enter: Trish McEvoy Lash Curling Mascara.
This mascara is weird, so I've actually walked away from it several times over the last year or so, but I always come back. Why is it weird? Well, it forms little tubes around your eye lashes, so when it gets submerged in water, it just peels off. But it doesn't run - like AT ALL!
“This revolutionary tubular curling mascara forms water-resistant tubes 360° around lashes, dries instantly and will not smudge or smear. Better than waterproof, the 24-hour formula stays just-applied looking yet slides off with only warm water without leaving a trace. The innovative curling brush lifts and curves each lash for instant eye-opening curl.”
One of my biggest complaints about mascaras that I've used in the past is that they either are runny if they're not waterproof, or if they are waterproof or water resistant, I feel like I'm pulling my eye lashes out to get the mascara off. This mascara isn't runny and it comes off easily in the shower or when I wash my face.
I've been back on the Trish-train for the last month or so and I have a whole new appreciation for it in the summertime when we are at the pool regularly.
Honestly, at first I was a little hesitant about the $31.50 + tax price tag. But here's the deal: I've tried mascara that costs $4.00 and $40.00 and this is by far the best.
If you're interested in trying out this amazing mascara, visit Nordstrom, where they have free shipping and free returns. I'm all about returning something if I'm not 110% satisfied with a product. So if you purchase from Nordstrom, they have a satisfaction guaranteed policy on everything they sell!
What is your favorite mascara and how long have you been using it? What makes it awesome?
And because I mentioned B's lashes, check out how beautiful and long they are:
