Eyeco mascaras are tubing. They have different brushes for different looks.
DHC also do one, probably my fave. It's really natural-looking - a you-but-better look. It's quite expensive for a small tube, but not too bad if you wait for an offer on Escentual.com (they regularly have 20% off, but I got mine last week at a 25% off weekend).
Fiberwig (I get mine from a seller in Hong Kong on eBay for under a tenner, it's almost double that on Cult Beauty) do a nice glossy, but very volumising one.
I've used tubes for nearly 15 years, back in the days when I had to get my Blinc from America! They're the ONLY mascara to use if you have very sensitive eyes, and are also great for contact lens wearers. They stay put longer than anything else I've tried, and I haven't come across any others that flake as little as them, even when I've rubbed my eyes.
I had a go at Benefit's Roller Lash and hated it. It smudged within an hour. I put a coat of Eyeco on top and it fixed it. It ran out but I loved the brush, so kept it and use it to apply my Fiberwig (their curved brush gets clogged quickly).
Benefit's new lash primer is fab under tubes btw.
Whenever I read bad reviews of these, it's usually because people find them a pain to remove. Remove it with a warm, wrung out cloth and it comes off as it's meant to - easily and in tubes that look like spider legs. If you use a wash-off cleanser, it'll still come off as long as the cloth is wet and fairly warm.
Sensai's tube mascara is called 38 degrees as that's the temperature needed to remove it - the same is true for all tube mascaras. I don't sit there and test the water, just make sure it's comfortably warm.
Micellar water will remove it, but it won't slide off like it does with plain warm water.