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Maybelline The Rocket Volume Mascara Review

I'm not sure why it came out blurry...  :(
As promised, here is my review on The Rocket! This mascara is a wetter mascara. Which can lead to clumping if you're not careful. I have had luck with using just 1 coat, and using a spooly brush to separate my lashes. (2 coats is always better!) I would say that if you use more than 2 coats, it would be clump city. I would recommend letting the lashes dry between the first and second coats. I will say this, it made my lashes a little "crunchy," not soft and touchable. It's not a big deal for me, but might be for others.

 I did not buy the waterproof version, but this stuff is a bugger to get off! You must use an oil based eye makeup remover break the product down and remove it from your eyes. I actually like that it stays put because I don't have to worry about it smudging. This mascara is great on days when you know you are going to be gone a long time, like I said, it does not budge.

Overall:

I like this mascara. I would probably repurchase it, especially in the summer months when I will be sweating a lot. It holds a curl well, and does give me some extra length in my lashes. The brush grabs each lash.

The thing about mascara is this, you have to try it and see what works for your lashes. Not all mascaras work for everyone. Luckily, this one is cheaply priced that if you don't like it, you didn't spend a whole lot of cash on it.

What do you think of this mascara? Love it? Hate it? Leave me a comment and let me know!
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