I bought this product in duty free and it
was called L’Oréal False Lash Wings, but in Boots in the UK I noticed it was
called L’Oréal False Lash Flutter, just something to note. This retails for
£10.99 in the UK.
The Packaging
The packaging is certainly eye-catching, with a chunky, silver bottle and blue (for waterproof) or black lines. I can’t really say I like it, I think it looks and feels a bit cheap, tacky and plastic. I have only had this mascara for a few weeks and the blue lines have already started to become chipped, in fact a little pressure from a fingernail is enough to chip the paint. I’m not impressed on this front!
The Brush
The
Product
First coat
Second Coat
This
mascara gives a decent amount of length and a bit of volume. It’s buildable to
about two coats and then the lashes start to look like spiders’ legs. I’d say
it’s nice daytime mascara as the lashes look pretty with a simple eye, but they
would probably get lost in a dramatic night-time look. The mascara does not fan
out the lashes as much as I'd expected, but it does a bit. I feel like I get a
better winged out effect depending on my technique, so I think the brush is a
bit of a gimmick.
I
bought this in the waterproof formula and I think it works well. My eyes water
quite a lot and I wore this on holiday and it didn’t budge. I’ve also had a
shower with this on and it didn’t run at all. It flakes ever so slightly; it’s
nothing major, just a few speckles after 6+ hours of wear.
The Verdict
This
is a nice mascara; I like it as day mascara as it isn’t very volumising at all.
It looks really nice without any other eye makeup, where some others I think
look a bit silly without eyeliner. I think the brush is ok, but it isn’t
necessary for creating a winged look, I think technique is more important for
that. The waterproof formula works well, but it’s a pain to get off! The only
real let down is packaging; it just doesn’t look like a £11 mascara.
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