More to know
- Key ingredients: castor seed oil, carnauba wax
- Shades: 3 (Pitch Black, Black, Deep Brown)
- Waterproof: no
- Who it’s for: those who want visibly lifted lashes
Frequently Asked Questions
What should you look for in a curling mascara?
Loiz always looks for a lightweight formula when it comes to curling mascaras, because too-heavy formulas will drag the curl straight down. “A curved brush that fits along the lash line helps lift from the root,” she adds. She also prefers formulas that dry down to a flexible finish, so the lashes stay lifted without feeling crunchy or flaking, which is also what Wlodarski calls “the sweet spot.” Another key tip: Looking for a waterproof formula will help your lift last through the end of the day.
What’s the difference between curling mascaras and other mascaras?
Curling mascaras are specifically designed to hold shape rather than just add volume or length, says Loiz. “They usually have a lightweight formula and a curved brush that helps guide the lashes in an upward direction,” she explains. Similar to how an eyelash curler shapes and lifts your lashes, Wlodarski says curling mascaras help your eyes look more open.
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