I bought these two a while back now so I can confidently pick the better of the two with ease! They are both supposed to give an all around wide eyed look easily coating the top and bottom lashes, something I think most mascara wearers might search for. Which one was my favourite? Lets find out.
The first one I got was the big eyes, I really loved the idea of having a separate smaller brush for my bottom lashes- I don’t have particularly long lashes on the top let alone the bottom so this was looking hopeful… and then it shattered those illusions immediately. I’m not to sure if its the brush, the dry formula, lack of product, or all of the above however I did not get on with this at all! It gave me that “5 lashes on each eye” effect and I have to say after giving a dozen attempts at this I finally gave in and bought Miss Manga.
I had heard good things about this mascara and was actually expecting this to be good. Since using the YSL false lash I have started buying a smaller brush after years of obsessing over finding the biggest mascara wand on the market and Miss Manga quickly became my best friend. Im not saying it’s a “dupe” for the YSL False lash but it does hold a lot of the qualities I enjoy about it such as: the perfect amount of product being on the wand, not being to dry, and the fact you can get in to the corners to emphasise those little baby lashes that basically don’t exist. The bend in the brush allows you to get to the bottom lashes with ease as well. It’s just all around great value for money. Miss Manga is not only the better out of the two, id say it rivals some of the pricier mascaras out there also!
Also I bought a copy of In Style magazine and it came with this “Best Buys 2014” mag I really enjoyed reading their selections so if you need a good beauty read check this one out. Reader beware it will make you go broke almost instantly.
El xxx
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