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Maybelline Lots of Lashes Review

I'm not going to lie, today I had a Monday brain block. I had originally had another post in mind, but I didn't have the materials to show you. Anyways, back to your regularly scheduled post!

I think Great Lash is girls first mascara. I know it was mine! Who doesn't love pink and green colors together anyway? I cannot say enough good things about this mascara! The Maybelline Lots of Lashes brush is what makes this so unique. It is tapered so there is a smaller end than what is further up the brush. This makes it perfect to get your inner corner lashes, and the fatter end plumps my outer lashes. This is a rubber brush. This mascara holds a curl very well! It also does not clump or flake. The only con that would be for some people, is if you don't put your mascara on with the opposite hand. If you didn't, it would be hard to get your inner corners because it would be flipped.

Example: I put my mascara on my right eye, with my right hand. I put my mascara on my left eye, with my left hand. I switch hands. If you don't do this with this mascara, it could be a problem with this mascara.

I found this mascara at Wal-Mart for get ready...$4.44! This is an incredible steal! I would give this one a try, even if you aren't a fan of original Great Lash.

Have you tried Maybelline Lots of Lashes? What did you think? Leave me a comment and let me know!

Have you ever had the Monday brain block too? Let me know!
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