Background: I purchased this product while I was scrolling through an online discount make up retailer. I was looking for products for my friends birthday when I stumbled across this little beauty. I had seen it advertised some time ago but it RRP's at £15.49 and I never pay that much for a mascara. I think it was something like £1.99 on the site so I thought I would give it a try. I ordered it and when it arrived I was slightly sceptical but I have to say I was very impressed The packaging: The product came in a cardboard and plastic wrapper with instructions on the back stating how to remove the battery cover (I will come onto that later) and ...  Read the complete review

Whilst browsing my local make up store for a new mascara I was intrigued to come across this Pulse Perfection Vibrating Mascara by Maybelline. Now this mascara is not one I set out to buy I had never seen it advertised or heard anyone else mention it before but I thought I would give it ago. I like to swap and change my make up brands and am not loyal to one company I think change is good especially if you find a great product. This mascara cost me £3.99 from the market store I believe they are around the £6.99+ mark in stores. Mascara as I am sure you will know is meant for on your eyelashes to give them definition and bring out your eyes - I have quite long ...  Read the complete review

As one of my recent birthday presents, I received Maybelline's Pulse Perfection Mascara. Although it was a present, I had still seen the numerous adverts for this, and this what Maybelline claims this mascara will give you: It's our first vibrating mascara. Transforms your lashes to perfection. * Patent-pending elastomer brush vibrates 7,000 times per stroke * Provides clump-free definition, intense color, and shine * Waterproof; also available in washable formula * Builds lash volume, length, and adds curl * Buildable formula * Ideal for All Skin Types * Contact lens safe As ...  Read the complete review

This scared the heck out of me when I first got my mitts on it. I managed to blag a freebie, which was fortunate, as at the time I was poor, and wouldn't have been able to justify £15 on a mascara, vibrations or no vibrations. As it is, I loved it, and have bought it again since. As long as you are open to new ideas, this is the mascara for you. It looks just like any mascara from the outside, it is the newest in the Define a Lash range, which explains its resemblance to Maybellines popular green mascara. The brush is the same, its a pecially shaped rubberised brush, meaning you get the flexibility and the strength. The brush will pass easily ...  Read the complete review

The Maybelline Pulse Perfection Mascara is a little pricey at £14.99 for 6.5ml. The mascara comes in a packet that looks similar to what you would find a toothbrush being sold in. The packaging from the front is very classy: black background with gold on, which looked very attractive compared to most other mascara packaging! The back was just plain white, filled with the information, which you should read because it shows you how to work the vibration and what not to do with the mascara brush which could be important to know as it has a battery in it for the vibration. The packaging was easy enough to open by just ripping off the cardboard back from ...  Read the complete review