It’s also sometimes used interchangeably with labels such as natural and non-toxic, which can be meaningless.
The term ‘clean’ is a contentious one in beauty, mainly because there’s still no standardised definition across the industry. Superhero Mascara, £22, IT Cosmetics at Boots Im-Possible Mascara, £30, Kjaer Weis Telescopic Carbon Mascara, £10.99, L'Oréal Paris at Look Fantastic Volumising Mascara, £18.50, Green People Lashtopia Mascara, £21, bareMinerals The Mascara, £24, Jones Road Consider going organic with your mascara Keeping lashes in good condition will enhance their ultimate appearance – dry lashes that never get thoroughly cleaned tend to shed faster. A few drops of castor oil dotted on to your clean lashes at night will also boost them. Even then, given that some people wear mascara every day and never quite clean it off their lashes, it seems a good idea to use one with gentle ingredients, or as gentle as a waterproof colourant can be, ideally with a few nourishing top-ups.īeeswax, sesame seed oil, eucalyptus oil and lanolin (the latter, derived from sheep’s wool, is obviously not vegan) are all contenders that should help improve the condition of your lashes. Why not go cheap?Ĭheap is fine if your lashes are abundant and strong.
In other words, one mascara is pretty much like any other. Some beauty experts maintain that the main factor that differentiates one mascara from another isn’t the formulation so much as the brush, which can be curved, thick or comb-like. Mascara is a basic product with one job to do (even if some promise to lift and curl, I find they never really do on my dead-straight lashes). Eyeliner requires skill and enough lid to work with, and even eyeshadow doesn’t really work without mascara. It’s such an easy way to transform your eyes. 64-year-old make-up guru Bobbi Brown admitted just that - so there must be some merit to the make-up product.Īlmost everyone who wears make-up uses mascara. Hands up if your desert island beauty product is mascara.
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