Beauty

[Feliciti]

Some things make my brain hurt. Am I the only one who doesn't understand the clumpy, globby mascara application that seems to be in style now? I don't mind if some people like it; I just truly don't understand why. Was it started by mascara makers who want you to use it up faster? Any ideas?

[SilleeMee]

I think it's the trend of exaggeration...you can see it with brows, heavy eyeliners and overly done contour, too, these days. It's definitely not suppose to look natural. Good for younger women and their selfies...the 'Instagram look'.

[Feliciti]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

I think it's the trend of exaggeration...you can see it with brows, heavy eyeliners and overly done contour, too, these days. It's definitely not suppose to look natural. Good for younger women and their selfies...the 'Instagram look'.

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That makes sense, thanks.

[Meowingkitty]

The tarantula eye look is not as good look. 

[2blonde]

Just looking at the models makes my eyes burn!

[fancy pantsy]

ikwym! i happened to catch a glimpse of mally putting 'mascara' on a model this morning and i had to look away !!!!!

[depglass]

Like Superhero?  I'm still frustrated with that one.  The samples were great, the full sizes are a downright mess. 

[ID2]

Clumpy mascara is last on my list of things to upset me. 

[wagirl]

Don't you think the clumpy look is only to show how the mascara can add length and fullness? I can't say if I have ever seen that much mascara on someone in public---- maybe with added false lashes but I don't notice that anymore--no matter what hype and claims of long, lush, full lashes the brands tout--nothing works on my skimpy, sparse lashes so I don't bother, but do think this exaggeration is all for show.

[Feliciti]

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@wagirl wrote:

Don't you think the clumpy look is only to show how the mascara can add length and fullness? I can't say if I have ever seen that much mascara on someone in public---- maybe with added false lashes but I don't notice that anymore--no matter what hype and claims of long, lush, full lashes the brands tout--nothing works on my skimpy, sparse lashes so I don't bother, but do think this exaggeration is all for show.

That could be -- making a product look bad doesn't sell me on it, but she did get rich selling these things so must know what she's doing.