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Mascara - do I need to buy the 'expensive' stuff?

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TheBolter · 28/12/2011 20:31

If not, can anyone recommend a seriously good one for under £10? I usually use Clinique or Laura Mercier but cannot justify spending £17 this month after a particularly expensive Christmas. Can anyone recommend a REALLY good, 'cheap' one - that works!?

TIA

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CaptainMartinCrieff · 28/12/2011 20:39

The best mascara ever IMO is max factor masterpiece (about £8-9). But the thing with mascara is you need to find the one that suits you... I have short eyelashes but lots of them and the wand on masterpiece is perfect for me (it has a plasticy brush wand) as it separates and slightly lengthens without clogging.

QuinnFabray · 28/12/2011 20:47

Bourjois mascara's are very good. Can't think of the name of the one I use, but it's in a white tube (it's the sensitive version ). It's £6.99 or £7.99 and it's just as good as any high end mascara I've tried, and a lot better than some.

SparkySparrow · 28/12/2011 20:49

I compleatly agree with Maxfactor! Ive tried and liked every one! And they are all reasonably priced, I think the most expensive is £12.99!

Cankulzof · 28/12/2011 20:49

I am convinced that mascara is only as good as your application technique. All mascara looked shit on me, even when I'd spent many bucks on it. Someone then taught me the correct way to apply it and my Boots Natural Collection £1.99 jobby looks great.

snowmummy · 28/12/2011 20:51

Max Factor or L'oreal.

TheBolter · 28/12/2011 20:58

Thanks everyone - think I'll get a Max Factor one next then.

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