I’m reaching here, I know, but this lash primer did provide more definition. The mascara pigment stuck to my lashes better and coated the Covergirl-primed lash slightly better than the unprimed lash. NO DIFFERENCE. Scam. Also this one was very sticky and a little of the primer got stuck on my eyelid and every time I blinked it felt like I was unsealing an envelope. This was the first primer I tried and it did not set a bright fucking tone. Mascara primer provides a base for your mascara to cling to while nourishing your lashes. Primer can thicken, lengthen, and volumize your lashes, boosting your mascara’s performance. It also reduces the number of mascara coats you may need and helps it last longer. Mascara primer is not necessary, but it is very beneficial. It can help you use less mascara while providing a barrier between mascara and your lashes that also works to condition and grow them.
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A community celebrating Black voices, Black art, and Black folx. While the glues used with traditional false eyelashes can cause allergic reactions and irritation, magnetic lashes don’t use these glues. But you can still get allergies or infections if you don’t use them correctly and carefully. This Review was sooo helpful! I have been wanting tO try magnetic lashes for quite some time but online reviews aren’t always the best because you don’t know what the people are like who are reviewing them! 1000% trust your opinIon! Thank you so much!! рџ’• With relative ease, I attached the lashes to the magnetic eyeliner. The lashes were way longer than I had expected (12mm long at the outer edge), though that was my own fault for not starting my trial with a smaller set. The bigger problem was that the strip itself was too long for my eye, and the inner corner was poking my eyelid in an uncomfortable way. I tried to adjust them, which was easy to do thanks to the magnets, but I wasn’t able to get them to fit quite right. Wherever I placed them some part of my eye felt like it was being poked.