i LOVE this mascara!!
This is what I always do…
✨First, curl your eyelashes
✨Then, put on your mascara and let it dry
✨Then, curl them again!!
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Okay, so you've seen my go-to 3-step mascara trick – curl, apply, curl again! Seriously, it’s my secret weapon for those fluttery, prominent eyelashes that really make your eyes pop. But let's dive a little deeper into why this simple hack works wonders and how you can perfect your own lash routine to get those amazing, desired lash effects, maybe even with that iconic purple and white mascara tube I've been loving! First, let's talk about the initial curl. A good eyelash curler is non-negotiable. I like to pulse it gently at the base, middle, and tips of my lashes to ensure an even, lifted curl. This preps your lashes beautifully for mascara, giving them that upward lift from the get-go. Skipping this step means your lashes might not hold their shape, especially if they're naturally straight. Next up, mascara application. This is where you choose your weapon! For achieving truly stunning, similar eyelash results, I look for formulas that offer both volume and length without clumping. When applying, wiggle the wand from the base to the tips, coating every lash. Don't be afraid to apply a second coat if you want more drama, but make sure the first coat isn't completely dry to avoid clumping. The mascara I often reach for, with its distinct purple and white tube, really helps separate and build without getting heavy. Now for the game-changer: curling again after mascara! This might sound counter-intuitive, but it locks in the curl and adds an extra lift. Just make sure your mascara is dry to the touch before you attempt this – otherwise, you risk breakage or sticking your lashes to the curler (we've all been there!). A quick, gentle squeeze for a few seconds at the base of your now-coated lashes does the trick. This technique really helps to create that wide-eyed, prominent look. Beyond the application method, choosing the right mascara for your lash type is key. If you have short lashes, a lengthening formula is your friend. For sparse lashes, look for volumizing mascaras. And if you're prone to smudging, a tubing mascara or a waterproof formula can be a lifesaver, especially if you want those desired lash effects to last all day. I've also found that a good lash primer can make a huge difference in boosting both volume and wear time. Experiment to find what works best for your unique lashes and helps you achieve those stunning, similar eyelash results you see in beauty inspo pictures. Trust me, a little extra effort in your mascara routine can elevate your entire makeup look!


I love Caliray Tubing Mascara, Best and I've tried many! The other ones I love is Blinc Tubing Mascara.