Clear Mascara?

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S M.

Dec 13, 2012

S M.

Should I use this as a regular mascara? Anyone use it like it? Thoughts, opinions, favourite products? Thanks !

Alyssa U.

Dec 13, 2012

Alyssa U.

If you don't actually want to darken your lashes then yes it could be used in place of regular. Maybe to hold your curl, create definition? The only thing I would use it for would be to create a "wet" eye look. Or to change direction of brow hair. 

Shelley W.

Dec 13, 2012

Shelley W.

I gave clear mascara three chances and it did nothing for my lashes. Wonderful on the brows but then I started getting painful zits under my brows. If when I curled my lashes the product disappeared about two hours. If you want to get that glossy look on your lashes....try Elizabeth Arden 18 hour cream on your lashes or even a cheaper alternative to that one is Rosebud Salve for $6 bucks. Both products arw multi-use but my daughter uses both on her lashes and they stay glossy for awhile.

Natalie T.

Dec 13, 2012

Natalie T.

I use it on my bottom lashes since black mascara casts too much of a shadow on my small eyes with dark circles, so I find the clear works better on my bottom lashes. I also use it on my eyebrows!

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