BENEFIT roller lash curling & lifting mascara Full size: 8.5 g Net wt. 0.3 oz.

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It’s also supposed to last 12 hours… but honestly, I’ve never managed to make it more than 12 hours without getting watery eyes about something; I did go for about 6-8 hours though and it was smudge and flake-free. I’m still on the fence but I would probably prefer They’re Real for everyday wear, and Roller Lash for when I’m getting more done up. This mascara doesn't crumble at the end of the day like many others do (I previously had issues with black mascara crumbs on my cheeks at the end of a long day).

No doubt I really like how it curls my lashes and make them stay that way for a long period of time. I thought the mascara applied well and didn't go everywhere despite it being quite a 'wet' formula if that makes any sense? You could get this early before the release date as a smaller sample size was a free gift with Elle magazine. I've had a few benefit products before, and loved them, but the cost is just a bit too high for me, especially as I stick to throwing out old mascaras every 6 months.my eyelashes are naturally flat and medium to long but when I curl them they will stay curled throughout the day without mascara.

I bought this myself last week on the day it launched (the thirst is real, yo…lol) and I knew I was going to like it when I saw the brush. I remove the applicator from the tube in a way that any excess is swept on the sides of the inside of the tube.The formula is similar to they’re real – as in it shares its inky black pigmentation and 12 hour lasting ability but I believe the consistency is slightly thinner so that the lashes are not weighed down so they stay curled up. I’ve never really been a fan of designer mascaras other than They’re Real but Roller Lash has gotten amazing reviews, so I had to try it. I would highly recommend this to anyone with short or straight lashes because it makes such a huge difference. I feel silly saying that about a mascara haha but I HATE eyelash curlers, I’m a bit scared of them (i.

I then start from the root of my lashes and wiggle wiggle until I get to the tips then I move onto my bottom lashes. The Roller Lash brush is much smaller, softer and bendier, you can get right into the corners of your lashes at the inner and outer corner and it’s small enough to be fine to use on your bottom lashes too and much better for those with smaller eyes. Lissy didn't experience any smudging or flaking either, she doesn't usually find mascaras smudge/blob on her though but some do flake.I’m really quite selective when it comes to mascara, often feeling that I’m having to pump way too many times to see any type of effect take hold on my lashes. This is a great comparison, I've been hearing so much about both of these as the wand really does seem similar.