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Grrrrr....not anymore. The 4x formula was perfect. It's now only available in waterproof here. The 5x is drier and doesn't work as well. Hated it. With a passion beyond belief.
Switched to the Loreal butterfly mascara. Works, barely, and I hate the wand. Three hours later and eyes are itchy....I always know I have mascara on.
So I figured it was a perfect time to go cruelty free...since I have to go mascara hunting anyway.
I've tried high-end department store mascaras and Estee Lauder the classic one (dark navy packaging) is great (no clumps, lengthens and thickens smoothly), but the my favorite mascara is a drugstore brand: Maybelline Full n' Soft, leaves lashes noticeably thicker, longer, no clumps. I hate clumping and also spidery lashes that look coated and dry.
Oh how I used to love Fulln'soft! but it's not sold in my country anymore and I've had a hard time getting it online.
I've pretty much stopped wearing mascara because I think it irritates my eyes, it's a bummer because I don't have dark lashes so I look really plain without it. Sometimes I still use a thin coating of an Almay one that was recommended for sensitive eyes.
chiluvr1228, I too, only want a natural look. By that I mean dark, separated, non-clumped, curled, long lashes.
Best I've found is Lancôme Definicils.
To fulfill my definition, anyone suggest another? thanks
i only wear mascara on formal occasions with full on makeup (which is very rare). can't tolerate it any more frequently than that. i barely can tolerate eyeliners more often than that. that's why eyebrow pencils are my main makeup. they don't irritate me and i look more polished with just pencilling them in than putting on loads of mascara without defining the brows. i swear! i've seen women (blondes at that) wear tons of eyeliners and mascaras without any definition to their light brows
"What are tarte's guidelines for international products?
All ingredients and finished formulas tarte uses are tested and based on US FDA requirements before being imported to the US. We only work with highly reputable laboratories and factories that meet the strictest GMP standards, which is an international grading scale for cleanliness and the environment for workers that abide by a strict code of standards. We also test each product ourselves to match our quality standards. Additionally, we are an approved PETA participant; they have audited our non-animal testing procedures."
" Is tarte cruelty free?
Yes. tarte cosmetics is a cruelty-free cosmetics line. tarte makeup and skincare is never tested on animals."
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