The Best Mascaras for Perfect Lashes
Here at CF, we have been discussing makeup essentials for college girls, along with our favorite products for each beauty category. Today, we’re talking all things mascara.
Mascara is likely one of the first makeup products we try, and often the one we hold onto the most closely. A few coats of mascara makes us look brighter and more awake and is always part of our running-late routines.
Mascaras are everywhere in stores and online, and there are thousands of options to choose from, so it can be hard to find that perfect mascara. That’s why I’m taking the guesswork out of it by rounding up the best mascaras for every lash type.
Keep reading to see my picks, along with some comparable drugstore alternatives if you’re looking to save a little more money.
Related reading: The 5 Best Drugstore Waterproof Mascaras for Smudge-Proof Lashes
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I have lashes without any natural curl at all, so when I’m searching for a mascara, I look for a formula with strong lift and hold. Roller Lash by Benefit ($24) is one of the best overall mascaras for smooth, solid application and holding a strong curl. I also love Maybelline’s Lash Sensational ($8.99) for a cheaper alternative. If you’ve ever used mascara, chances are you’ve heard of Too Faced Better Than Sex ($24). This formula and wand combo makes your lashes long, voluminous, and might even live up to its name. A drugstore alternative for intense lashes is the L’Oreal Lash Paradise ($7.49), which I’ve personally repurchased time and again. I was first introduced to this product by one of my internet faves, Sarah Cheung, and now I swear by it. This Japanese mascara base by Pmel ($14.66) can be a little hard to get your hands on, but I promise, if you try this, it’s an immediate game-changer.For full-blown lash drama:
For those who want to be a little extra:
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