wearing the new Clinique Lash Power Feathering Mascara ($17.50)
The word, “feathering,” in Clinique’s new Lash Power Feathering Mascara makes me think of birds. and birds make me think of jerks. because that’s what they are. JERKS.
Clinique Lash Power Feathering Mascara in Black Onyx, $17.50
Oh, I’m just cranky because the neighborhood birds completely decimated my radishes.
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I filled two large planters with radish seeds (partly because they grow to harvest in 25-30 days, which is quick, and partly because El Hub and I like them in salads), and as soon as they began to sprout the cutest, tiniest little leaves (aww!), the neighborhood birds just tore ’em up without any regard for my spring planting agenda.
They chewed up the sprouts, destroying every single last one of them, until all that remained were a few sad nubs that will not survive.
Sooooo…no radishes for the nice lady who, incidentally, keeps the bird feeder on the deck filled at all times with yummy birdseed.
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Nee. No radishes. Niet een.
Anyway…#endrant. On to mascara.
I wanted to try Clinique’s new Lash Power Feathering Mascara mostly because of the marketing hype, which promises “out-to-there” length, and being a mascara hoarder an all, that greatly excited me.
Lash Power also promises a feathery soft lash look that lasts 12 hours without smudging, and to be easy to remove using warm water.
After a week of testing, my verdict is in. On Lash Power, I think my fringe does look feather soft. Lash Power does a terrific job of separating and maintaining a curling. It tends to flake a little if I go beyond crazy with the layering — it does layer exceptionally well, without any clumping or bumps — but other than that, it’s pretty sturdy stuff, and it really does wash off easily with my regular face cleanser and warm water, which is convenient.
As for smudging, as long as I don’t rub at or futz with my eyes, it doesn’t.
Before (left) and after two coats of Lash Power (right)
Buuuut, I don’t know about the “out-to-there” length claims. That may be a stretch. (Ha! Pardon the pun.)
I do see a little difference in length, but it’s definitely not dramatic. That makes Lash Power more of a “Sunday morning brunch mascara” for me.
Of course, I love Sunday morning brunch, so there’s that.
I think it’s a solid everyday mascara, especially if you like feathery lashes with a little extra length and lift, but it probably won’t satisfy someone addicted to lash drama. better for girls/guys looking for separated, soft, natural-looking lashes.
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Lash Power is available now in two shades, Black Onyx, which is the one I wear, and Dark Chocolate. You can find it now at Clinique counters and online at clinique.com.
Uw vriendelijke wijk schoonheidsverslaafde,
Karen