Attention all beauty fans — a ‘game-changing’ mascara is turning heads with its ‘unbelievable’ ability to amplify lashes. Sculpted By Aimee’s latest sensation, the LashLift Mascara, is sweeping beauty gurus off their feet and clearing out stock fast.
This marvel comes equipped with a state-of-the-art applicator boasting a whopping 252 bristles to coat every single lash from root to tip. Its exquisite formula combines featherlight polymers with just a hint of wax, delivering spotless separation and the voluminous, fluttery lashes without any clumps, reports the Mirror.
For those with sensitive peepers or contact lens wearers, there’s good news: the mascara has undergone rigorous clinical, dermatological, and ophthalmological testing to ensure its suitability. It also comes in two enticing shades: Ultra Black and Rich Brown.
Earning an immaculate five-star rating across the board from 60 beauty reviewers, one satisfied customer raved: “This is my first time wearing LashLift, and it’s a gorgeous product. It glides on easily, separates lashes well, avoids clumps, and gives a bright-eyed, natural look. I can’t wait to try the brown mascara now.”
Another satisfied customer exclaimed: “I have been using LashLift for over two weeks now, but I am converted because I love it. This mascara truly lives up to its name. It elongates my lashes and lifts them into the most beautiful curl without using a curler.”
Elaborating further, she said: “The very first day I wore it to work, a colleague told me, ‘When did you start wearing fake lashes to work? ‘ because the results are that good. I love that the mascara never clumps on my lashes, giving a flawless application every time. The wand is the type I like to work with – small, sturdy and perfectly designed to apply the product exactly where you want to, with no excess to worry about.”
She added: “The wand/tube are perfectly proportioned because I have never yet had to wipe any excess product off, which is why, IMO, it doesn’t clump on the lashes. So, if you are looking for a mascara that delivers stunning “your lashes cannot be real” results, then LashLift is for you. It is a game changer.”
In similar excitement, another user gushed: “I was lucky enough to get to try this mascara early, and I’m blown away. I got the black mascara, and it’s so dark and beautiful. I have straight lashes, but this lived up to its name and lifted my lashes.”
“I also wear glasses regularly, so it’s important that my lashes still pop behind them; this mascara is one of the best I’ve tried for that. I’ve been wearing the mascara for about nine hours now, and there is a tiny bit of transfer, but I didn’t powder my face and put mascara on my lower lashes. This is one of the best mascaras I’ve tried, and I will be using it all the time.”
However, a particular shopper encountered an issue, admitting: “I had to clean the wand as I found it a bit clumpy with the product when I first applied, but once there was a little less, it went on fab.”
If you need more convincing, there are other mascaras out there that promise a faux lash effect. When we asked our team which mascaras they’ve been loving recently, Charlotte Tilbury’s Exagger-eyes volume mascara came out on top despite its £28 price tag.
The KVD Beauty Full Sleeve Long and Defined Tubing Mascara, currently on sale for £16.50 at Boots, has recently been a hit with beauty writers who have tried it. Rimmel’s Wonder’luxe Volume Mascara, priced at £8.79, is a popular choice if you’re after a more budget-friendly option.
