Collection 2000 Volume Sensation Mascara

This review is for collection 2000's volume sensation mascara but it's for the waterproof one. The mascara comes in an attractive, long slender black and blue tube. It is covered with pretty blue swirley circles and contains 9ml of mascara. On the side of the tube it states that this product is 100% waterproof mascara for a big night out. As a fan of collection 2000 products whenever I am in need of a certain type of make-up thats the first section of the make-up isle i'll go to. When i noticed that my eyelashes were getting on the rather thin looking side, I set out to buy a new mascara that would make them look thicker ...  Read the complete review

Having pale auburn hair I look as if I don't have any eyelashes & must admit that due to maturing years (I seem to lose more lashes each day!) so a must-have for me has always been mascara. I have tried dozens of different brands with varying results & am always on the look out for a good product with a reasonable price tag. A couple of weeks ago in my local chemist I spied a dump basket full of goodies including a few Collection Volume Sensation mascaras (black)which had been reduced from £3.49 to £2.09 & as they were sealed I decided to give one a try - I was so impressed I later went back but unfortunately they'd all been sold. The ...  Read the complete review

I have used this mascara for the last year, and I have yet to find any major faults in it. Starting off with the price, it's cheap - I paid around £4 for my one. The packaging is nice and bright, being a nice purpley-pink and bright cerulean blue for the waterproof one. It's not as classy as some of the more upmarket brands and aimed at a younger generation maybe but does it really matter? At the end of the day - it's a mascara, not a sports car! The brush is very big and full, not one of those spindly ones that give you spiders eyes! It's very easy to load up, although I do find that there's a large clump of mascara on the end of the brush which ...  Read the complete review