Hello!
Today I will review this hyped mascara. It is not exactly new on the shelves, but it is not old either. It is the Miss Manga mascara!
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As you can see, the packaging is lovely, a nice black and pink look. Sleek and looks wonderful.
The only downside is that the text is quite easy to wear off with prolonged use. I am not sure how the packaging will look after three months of use (that's how long I use my mascaras).
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The brush is big, cone-shaped. The most surprising thing, however, is the fact that the head can wiggle - it has a flexible head. It is funny, but can be quite annoying at first. I think it is supposed to help you get wow eyelashes.
I thought it was annoying at first, but then I mastered the "keep your hands super steady" tactic.
I decided to show you how it looks on both my eyes, one layer only. The application was made with a light hand, so there wouldn't be any clumps.
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It does look good, but as I said - I use extra caution to apply it since it clumps really easily. And then you have spider legs. Not a pretty sight.
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But overall I do like the easily accessible big lashes it gives me. Maybe not as big as I am used to, but they are fine for a daily look. And of course, it is build-able. From zero to spider lashes.
+ gorgeous package design
+ contains fibers (for a quick wow look)
+ does its job well
- Can clump really easily
- awkward flexible head
- the price tag (I prefer my mascaras cheap and sweet) about 10€
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I do like it, but it can go quickly downhill with it. Use with caution (it should say). I am not sure if I will repurchase it since it is nothing too special compared to my usual mascaras (but then again, my lashes aren't problematic or straight or anything at all), but I did like the thrill of it (and the pretty design). It definitely is quite a fun experience putting on mascara now (because you know.. spider lashes can happen now!), but I don't recommend it for when you are in a rush. Not worth it.
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