Jordana Best Last Extreme Volume Mascara Review

If my friend Sarah and I were to go beauty product shopping, we could do some major damage. Major. So we participated in a mini makeup swap. I gave her a lipstick, and she gifted me this mascara. *Everyone has a different take on mascara. If you try this, you may not like it like I do.*

I have been on a rubber brush kick for a while now. I like how those rubber bristles separate my lashes. I was anxious to see how a regular mascara brush would do since I haven't used one in so long.

I'm a fan of this mascara! The brush is a regular spooly, but it is soft! The brush is thin, but enough to build volume on your lashes. It grabs those inner corner lashes really well. The formula is wetter, but not too wet that it gives you spider lashes. Jordana Best Lash Extreme Volume mascara gives me incredible length and volume. It does not flake, and holds a curl amazingly well. It also kept my lashes soft!

Application:
I curl my lashes, then apply one coat of this mascara. I let it dry in between, and repeat with a second coat.

This was my first Jordana product, and I can't wait to dig deeper in the brand!

Have you tried this mascara? What is your favorite Jordana product? Leave me a comment and let me know! I'd love to hear from you!

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