L’Oreal Paris Double Extend Mascara


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31hBSAeL9cL._SL500_AA280_My roommate Brittany swears by L’Oreal Paris Double Extend Mascara. Honestly, I think it is one of the most bizarre mascaras I have ever come across. Its claim to fame is that it lengthens lashes, doesn’t clump, and can be removed with only warm water. Brittany says it lives up to all its promises, but you don’t have to take her word for it. She’s been kind enough to allow me to take pictures of her so I can show you how this mascara works, and you can be the judge.

SO WHAT’S WEIRD ABOUT IT?

L’Oreal Paris Double Extend mascara involves a patented “tubing” technology, which is very different from anything I’ve ever used before.

First, a base coat of white primer (which L’Oreal calls the “Fortifying Extender”) is applied. Here is Brittany applying her base coat:

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A “Color Magnifier” topcoat follows the white base. This is where the “tubing” technology comes in: The topcoat creates a “tube” of extended color over the lashes. Here is Brittany applying the topcoat

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This “tubing” lengthens the lashes, but doesn’t fully adhere to them. Because of this, warm water is strong enough to remove the mascara. It comes off shaped like a “tube.” The texture is slimy, but everything washes away easily. This is what it looks like while it’s being removed with warm water:

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As you can see, the mascara doesn’t smear or run. It simply slides off of the lashes.

The product is different, there’s no doubt about that. Outside of the fact that it is easy to remove, the best thing about this mascara is that IT WORKS. See for yourself with these before and after pictures of Brittany’s eyelashes.

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AFTER:
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Another cool thing about this product is that it still looks pretty good after it has been slept on. Brittany says that she often doesn’t even have to reapply it the next morning.

What? L’Oreal Paris Double Extend Mascara
Where to buy it? Most drugstores carry it! Also, it can be found on amazon.
Price? Around $8.99

In my opinion, L’Oreal Paris Double Extend Mascara is for worth trying because it’s cheap, doesn’t clump or smear, lengthens lashes and still looks nice the next day. But you can make your own judgments about the product. Do you think it’s too weird? Leave me a comment and let me know your thoughts!

xoxo,
Sarah
Your PJ

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15 Oct 2009, 6:31am
by aaivory


Kiss Me Mascara is a very similar product. However, the initial base coat is not required and it costs more. I haven’t tried the L’Oreal product yet but I love the way the Kiss Me Mascara goes on. It makes my lashes look really silky and it doesn’t clump at all.

Hello from Russia!
Can I quote a post in your blog with the link to you?

Yes, of course you can quote one of my posts and link back to it! That would be great!
Sarah

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