Clinique Naturally Glossy Mascara

Clinique Naturally Glossy Mascara I don’t really have much trouble with my eyelashes, I’m very dark-haired so I wouldn’t say mascara would be top of the list of things I would take to a desert island with me. I know that to some women choose it as their 'number one couldn’t live without item', but I’d say mine would be blusher or bronzing powder of some kind. However, I would rule it out completely from my make up bag and it’s always good to accentuate what you’ve got... I mean isn’t that why wonder bras were invented? If I were to take a particular type of mascara to a desert island with me though, it would definitely be this one. I have tried ...

~~Help, my Mascara's gone wrong!~~~ I swore by MaxFactor Mascara, it was an essential item in my make-up bag and I wouldn't go anywhere without it. I had been using it for so many years and I had no intention of swapping to another brand. Once I find something I like I stick with it, I'm not one of these experimental types with make-up, well apart from the odd change of colour. Anyway, my concerns started last year when I bought a new mascara from Max factor to take on holiday. When I got there is just wasn't the same product. it clogged from day one and just wouldn't apply right no matter what I did. I thought maybe I bought a duff one and ...

I've never paid for it. I don't have to. I'm such a loyal customer I get freebies! OK, enough of the cheap inuendos, I'll come clean. I'm talking about Clinique's most basic mascara. I've yet to know of a 'Bonus Time' giveaway promotion from Clinique that hasn't included one of these marvels. The truth is though that it was quite some time before I actually tried it. I was a stickler for my old lash building waterproof, bulletproof one, and it wasn't until this ran out and I needed one, quick (!) that I bothered to give it a go. Well, I'm a convert. Unless I'm going swimming, or out ...