At any given time, I have about 5 mascaras in
rotation. So it will come as no surprise
to you that I have yet another mascara to review for you guys today! Meet Seventeen
Falsifeye HD Mascara*, £6.99 with a high definition, lash-lengthening
wonder wand.
The wand is a plastic one and has quite a unique shape. It has shorter bristles on two sides and
longer on the other two sides. See the images below, I've tried to capture the difference in bristles. This helps
to create maximum impact lashes with volume and definition. The shorter bristles define the hard to reach
lashes whilst the longer bristles really define and lengthen. This was intriguing as it’s really difficult
to find mascaras that both define and volumise especially at affordable price
points.
I found this easy to apply. The formula wasn’t clumpy or thick and coated
my lashes evenly. I have to say I didn’t
find this particularly volumising the first time I used it with just one
coat. However after 3 coats there was
some volume. What I really liked about
this mascara is the definition it gave my lashes. It defined each and every one of my
lashes. I think 1-2 coats would be
perfect for a no-makeup makeup look, as it would give the definition without
too much volume. The good thing is that
it’s buildable. As the formula isn’t
clumpy, it allows you to build a few layers of mascara on your lashes and get
volume.
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| Left eye: 2 coats of Seventeen Falsifeye HD Mascara, Right eye: No mascara |
My only little issue with the mascara is the face that it
smudges quite badly when applied to the lower lashes. I looked like I had cried and smudged my
mascara by lunchtime! Top lashes were
fins, just the bottom lashes – be warned.
For the price this is a decent enough mascara. There are other highstreet/drugstore brands
that charges £12ish for similar claims, and Seventeen does have offers on most
times which would take the price down.
If you’re looking for real definition of your lashes – give this a try!
Have you tried any Seventeen mascaras? What’s your favourite mascara? Share in the comments below or tweet me @aspiring_london!
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