Long, curvy, voluminous and divided eyelashes are a dream come true for women who wear eye makeup on a daily basis. Not everyone is ready to spend a lot of money on luxury mascara, especially since there is always a worthy alternative to it.
American makeup artist Ellie Glines has extensive experience in using a wide variety of mascaras for herself and her clients, whom she paints for important events. In one of her videos, the girl named 3 mascaras from the mass market, which she absolutely adores, and which, in her opinion, can compete with many premium mascaras and even get around them!
Of the three named, one Covergirl mascara (Lash Blast Volume Mascara - orange in the middle in the photo) is a brand that is difficult to buy in Russia. The other two are from L'Oréal, as is the primer.
Ellie always uses a white primer that makes her eyelashes look fuller and longer, preparing a base for a mascara that sticks better and when paired with it produces a double effect of length and volume.
In the demo video, the makeup artist used L'Oreal Voluminous Base Lash Primer.
L'Oréal Voluminous Million Lashes
The world's most popular mascara in a recognizable gold tube. She has a silicone brush with frequent short bristles that allow you to paint over your lashes from root to tip.
In Russian stores, this mascara costs about 400 rubles.
“This is my favorite inexpensive mascara for a long time. It was she who was on me on my wedding day, but since I love to cry, I chose the waterproof version. It paints the eyelashes beautifully and stays on them all day. I love her flexible brush and the way she colors each lash, making it longer. The eyelashes after it are long and divided. "
L'Oréal Voluminous lash paradise
This product had a powerful advertising campaign and was promoted by many bloggers around the world, demonstrating the effect of mascara called "heavenly". In Russia, women also appreciated all the delights of the new product, which was supposed to make eyelashes voluminous, long and separated thanks to a new formula that promises a silky finish and a brush that includes over 200 long, frequent villi.
In Russian stores, ink costs 450-550 rubles.
“I have used this mascara a million times instead of expensive ones! She has a lush bristle brush and I love her for giving her the effect of false eyelashes. If other mascaras make the lashes look more natural, I wear it when I want it to look fake. Often voluminous mascaras crumble and leave flakes under the eyes, but with this mascara I have almost never had anything like it. Well, if only at the very, very end of the day... "
source: Allie Glines / YouTube
