Girl, have you seen this mascara brush"" It is BANANAS.
Bananas. ?
It’s attached to COVERGIRL Total Tease Mascara and, as you can see, there’s a Venus flytrap-looking thing happening on one side of the brush…but the other side looks more traditional.
The reason for the Venus flytrap contraption stems (Get it" Plant stem"" Sorry…) from the idea of backcombing, which is when you use a teasing comb to add volume. So, you use the traditional side of the brush to separate and lengthen your lashes from root to tip, then use the little teasing comb in those hard-to-reach areas, like the inner and outer corners (or, in my case, that missing patch of lashes on my right eye), to “tease” those lashes out and make them look longer and separated.
I’ve been all about this mascara lately. That slightly threatening-looking comb (it’s scary, right") thoroughly combs through each and every lash to completely cover them in mascara. Even the littlest, stubbiest lashes!
Total Tease layers well too (even with other mascaras, if you’re into making your own mascara cocktails), so I can go Tammy Faye-style without any clumping, flaking or smudging.
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