Thin brush mascara

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If you can't apply mascara on your bottom lashes without getting it all over your cheeks, you need to invest in one of these teeny-tiny mascaras. It might seem excessive but not only will they reach every single one of your lashes, but they also have long wear formulas which prevent the dreaded smudging. Mascara round brush This type of wand was probably the one you reached for as a teen—or whenever you started wearing mascara. A classic plush brush helps lengthen lashes at the tip for a wide-eyed look.

Different types of mascara wands

Thanks for subscribing! Please check your email for further instructions. Item 2 Disposable Eyelash Brush Mascara Lash Extension Wands Make Up Applicator SpoolieDisposable Eyelash Brush Mascara Lash Extension Wands Make Up Applicator Spoolie Mascara wand with a micro tip is extremely difficult to find but yes, they are one among the useful types of mascara wands. Micro tip wand can help to give a dark pigmentation effect onto your lashes and also it makes sure to cover every single eyelash. Micro tip wand and thin wands are generally the same; but the only difference is that a micro tip wand does not give a good coverage as a thin or straight wand does. Small wand mascara

Thick, Oversized Brush

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Round mascara wand

Thanks for these great reviews! Mascara is one of my favorite makeup items, and I’m always on the hunt for the best one. I really like the Inika when I put it on, but I have never (among dozens of traditional mascaras and a few green ones) had any mascara flake like it does on me. I’m currently using the Fitglow. I’m not crazy about the brush, but I like the mascara and am curious to see if the serum aspect works. You might also like These wands look like three little balls spooled together in a wand. “They deposit inconsistent amounts of mascara, so you get more of a doll lash, where the lashes are a little more clumped together,” says Greenwald. The lashes end up looking piecey, but not spiky, and you get more clumped separation between lashes. “You get some negative space with the mascara and a chunkier separation.”