A tip is that you can layer a base coat of Roller Lash with a second coat of They’re Real to get some real drama but I would recommend dabbing your brush on a tissue for the second coat, otherwise the heaviness of the They’re Real formulation might drag down the curl in your lash that you have just tried to enhance. This entry was posted in Beauty and tagged Beauty, Benefit, Benefit Cosmetics, Benefit Roller Lash, Benefit Roller Lash mascara, best mascara, best mascara for curl, best mascara for short lashes, best mascara for small eyes, best mascara for straight lashes, cosmetics, curl power, make-up, mascara, review, Roller Lash. It lasts all day with no flaking or smudging but is easy enough to remove with a good eye make-up remover. I’m always looking for a new mascara that has it all, and with all the mystery surrounding the launch of this product (I wasn’t the only one who saw all those ‘mystery mascara’ reviews, right?

The design of the mascara wand is slightly curved and it gently pulls up the lashes whilst coating it in mascara.I totally know what you mean, there are definitely many, many moments when I feel like I can’t handle to put one more bite in my mouth, let alone chew it! I feel silly saying that about a mascara haha but I HATE eyelash curlers, I’m a bit scared of them (i. The wand is everything when it comes to mascara, and Benefit did an amazing job with the design of this one - my lashes are longer, fuller, and much more lifted than they were before. The mascara lasted well throughout the day and I didn't experience any flaking at all, I found with the Benefit They're Real mascara that I had a lot of little bits of black under my lower lash line where the mascara flaked, that said I really don't like they're real at all, but that's a whole other blog post.

The full-size Benefit Roller Lash Curling Mascara retails for RM115 and can be found in Benefit boutiques and counters. I find that it makes me look like I’m wearing false eyelashes because my lashes are long and close together anyway without mascara, it just kind of makes them extremely long and full of volume, I totally agree about not needing to curl your lashes! The brush is designed with some tiny hooks on some of the bristles (not all) to hook and pull up your lashes like an old school hair-roller does with your hair, which means that in conjunction with the mascara formula it stretches the lashes out then they flick back into a more curled-up position.If you haven’t heard of this mascara (though I am sure you have, unless you’ve been living under a rock), I’m going into all the details — the good, the bad, you know what I mean — right after the jump. I've used benefit they real mascara for ages and was happy with it, but felt adventurous to try this one and oh my god am I happy I did!