Primp Tip: The Best Mascara for Your Lash Type
Brow trends change with the decades, but long, full lashes will always be in style. Many mascaras claim to lift, fluff, or curl your lashes, but certain kinds work better than others. If you’re wondering which one is right for you, keep reading because I decided to look into the ideal mascara for each lash type. And since my team and I are still trying to incorporate as many all-natural beauty products into our routine as possible, I’ve included a handful of mascaras that fall into that category as well. Whether your lashes are straight, curly, fine, or short, keep scrolling to find your perfect mascara match…
If you have straight lashes…
If you fall under the straight lash category, you know how frustrating it can be to keep a long-lasting curl. In addition to a lash curler, you’re going to want to find a mascara that will leave your lashes lifted throughout the entire day. These next three mascara options promise to do just that. These formulas are designed to keep your lashes at their perkiest. Tip: Consider using a waterproof formula for even longer curling action
If you have curly lashes…
I’m envious of the lashes that fall into this category. Curly girls, you’re going to want a mascara formula that accentuates all of the goodness you already have. The options below do a little bit of everything—lifting, volumizing, and making you an overall showstopper.
If you have fine lashes…
Before you reach for the falsies, try out a volumizing mascara. Volumizing formulas are buildable, which means that after a coat or two, your lashes will be looking fuller and longer. Try out these three mascaras for an impressive end result.
If you have short lashes…
Looking for length? These next mascara formulas will have your lashes looking sky high in no time. I’ve even included a mascara that comes with a lash primer, which allows for buildable, more luxurious length.
Do you have a favorite mascara formula?
Let me know what it is in the comments!
XO Lauren
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