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How to choose the best mascara for your lashes?

How to choose the best mascara for your lashes?

Coralie Techer

 Long, short, curved or very fine lashes... How do you choose the best mascara to enhance them? We tell you. 

There's nothing like a touch of mascara to make eyes look bigger and brighter. An essential makeup product in our beauty routines, it's important to choose the mascara best suited to your lash type to ensure perfect results. 

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What are the different types of mascara?

When it comes to make-up and cosmetics, there's no shortage of choice. When it comes to mascaras, there are several on the market, differing in formulation, application and effect on lashes. It's simply a question of defining which type of mascara to choose. 

Lengthening mascara for short lashes

As its name suggests, this type of mascara aims to add length to lashes by stretching them. It has a fine, elongated brush and is generally formulated with fibers that attach to the lashes to create a lengthening effect. Ideal for people with short lashes! 

Volumizing mascara for fine lashes

Volumizing mascara or volume mascara is designed to give thickness to lashes that are a little too thin by thickening them. It usually has a small, thick brush and contains polymers that swell the lashes to create instant volume. This type of mascara is ideal for lashes that are a little too thin. 

Curling mascara for straight lashes

This type of mascara is formulated to curl lashes, but also benefits from a curved brush (half-moon or c-shaped) to create a beautiful curled-lash effect. It contains polymers to maintain lash curl and moisturizing agents to prevent the strands from becoming stiff. This is the mascara to choose if you have long, straight lashes. 

Care mascara for tired lashes and sensitive eyes

In addition to coloring and beautifying lashes, mascara care is designed to nourish, moisturize and strengthen lashes, while sparing the fragility of sensitive eyes. Ingredients such as :

  • Nourishing oils such as castor oil, argan oil or sweet almond oil help nourish and moisturize lashes.

  • Vitamins and peptides, which help stimulate eyelash growth and strengthen their structure.

  • Protective agents, which help protect eyelashes from environmental damage such as wind, dust and pollution.

Care mascara is an excellent option for those looking to improve the health of their lashes while giving them a beautiful appearance, or for those who can't use classic mascara because their eyes are so sensitive. 

Waterproof mascara, the resistant one 

We apply it when the day promises to be hot and long, or when we're getting ready to spend a wild evening by the pool? As its name suggests, waterproof mascara is both waterproof and perspiration-resistant. But use sparingly to avoid damaging lashes. 

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How to apply mascara correctly to get the most out of it? 

It's all very well to buy a mascara that promises miracles, but if you don't know how to apply it, the result will always be the same: disappointing. For a (truly) doe-eyed look, apply your mascara in accordance with the following instructions: 

Prepare your lashes 

We start by cleaning our lashes, to prepare a clean, healthy base for the mascara. This will enable the material to adhere better and the mascara to last all day. For those who prefer, it's perfectly possible to apply a treatment base before mascara, or an eyelash serum . Finish with a lash curler (always do this before applying mascara) to beautifully curl the hairs. 

Apply mascara with the right gestures

Apply mascara starting at the base of the lashes and working up in a zigzag pattern to the tips. This technique helps separate lashes and avoid clumping. If you're using a volumizing mascara, you can apply a second coat while waiting for the first to dry. To apply mascara to lower lashes without smudging the skin, use a small brush. Be careful not to apply too much mascara to lower lashes, as this can quickly lead to a panda-eye effect.

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 What color mascara to choose for your eyes? 

The choice of mascara color often depends on the color of the irises, but it can also depend on the effect you want to create with your eye make-up. Here are a few recommendations for choosing the ideal mascara color for your eyes:

  • Blue eyes: Black or dark brown mascara is a safe option for blue eyes, as it will bring out the color of your eyes. If you're looking for something a little bolder, you can try a navy or dark blue mascara to create an interesting contrast.

  • Green eyes: Dark brown mascara is a good option for green eyes, as it contrasts subtly with the eye color. If you want something a little punchier, you can opt for a purple or burgundy mascara to add a touch of color. 

  • Brown eyes: Intense black mascara is a classic choice for brown eyes, as it brings out the color of the eyes. If you prefer something a little softer, you can try dark brown mascara.

  • Hazel eyes: Dark brown mascara is the ideal option for hazel eyes, as it brings out the golden and green shades of those particular irises. If you want something more dramatic, opt for a dark blue or purple mascara and admire your daring look! 

 

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