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Tubing Mascara

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  • 29-12-2017 10:52pm
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    Valentina
    Registered Users Posts: 4,281 ✭✭✭


    Anyone ever heard of/used tubing mascara?

    I have quite long, straight lashes and often my mascara rubs off below my eye giving me permanent panda eyes. It's very annoying, especially in work. I've tried setting my under eye area with powder but it's not very successful. Curling my lashes never lasts very long either.

    Tubing mascara is supposed to bond around the lashes in a 'tube' so it won't rub or smudge during the day.

    I have about 15 mascaras in my make up drawers at the moment, so before I go purchasing another one, are tubing mascaras all they're cracked up to be?


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    njs030
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    Clinique lash impact was recommended in a previous thread by someone else, almost all the high end brands make them though so it would be no harm popping in to a counter and see do they have trial sizes to buy.


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    idunno78
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    You should look in lvl lashes! It’s like perm for your lashes! I find it brilliant and you might not even need mascara becUse he tint is so dark! Or if you do need mascara a light coat would be enough! It cost about €50 but obviously different parts of the country would charge different prices!


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    Valentina
    Registered Users Posts: 4,281 ✭✭✭Valentina


    God those LVL lashes look amazing! I'll definitely have a look at that.


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    dee_mc
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    Someone recommended a Bobbi Brown one to me a while back, a tubing mascara that also curls your lashes. I'm sure it's very spendy but might be worth trying!


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    sassyj
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    dee_mc wrote: »
    Someone recommended a Bobbi Brown one to me a while back, a tubing mascara that also curls your lashes. I'm sure it's very spendy but might be worth trying!

    I have only ever found 2 mascaras I can use that don't smudge , both tubing mascaras;

    Clinique High Impact Curling Mascara
    No. 7 Stay Perfect Mascara


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    Freddie Mercurys Bolero
    Registered Users Posts: 161 ✭✭Freddie Mercurys Bolero


    sassyj wrote: »
    I have only ever found 2 mascaras I can use that don't smudge , both tubing mascaras;

    Clinique High Impact Curling Mascara
    No. 7 Stay Perfect Mascara


    Second no 7 stay perfect mascara, best tubing mascara imo.


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    aidom
    Registered Users Posts: 159 ✭✭aidom


    The Clinique Lash Power and Full to Flutter mascaras are both tubing. Both very good.


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    Valentina
    Registered Users Posts: 4,281 ✭✭✭Valentina


    Thanks for all the recommendations.

    I had a voucher for Boots so go the No 7 Stay Perfect Mascara. I put it on at 7am this morning and I haven't had any smudges under my eyes all day. :)


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