Monday, September 28, 2015
CoverGirl Lashblast Volume Mascara
I was recently given the opportunity to product test Lashblast Volume Mascara by CoverGirl. I #GotItFree from @BzzAgent in exchange for my honest opinion.
As you can see in the image above CoverGirl has four different LashBlast varieties. Green=Clump Crusher by LashBlast, Purple= LashBlast Fusion, Pink= Full Lash Bloom by LashBlast and Orange= LashBlast Volume.
I have tried the Clump Crusher in the past and have been very please. This time around I am trying LashBlast Volume.(The Orange One)in very black.
The package claims up to 10X the volume. So it was time to find out. Does it really work? The answer is a resounding YES! CoverGirl LashBlast Volume delivers long, thick and plump lashes with very little effort.
In the past I have had to use two different mascara brands to obtain my desired look. One for length and a completely separate mascara to build up the volume. Not any more, thanks to LashBlast Volume. I can now have long lashes that are thick and bold without looking clumpy or caked on. This mascara goes on smooth but with additional applications you can really "pump up the volume". I love that with multiple strokes this mascara does not get chunky or flaky.
When I was younger just about any mascara would do. If it was on sale, I was buying it. I have learned over the years that not all mascara is equal and they have changed so much in recent years. As you can see in the above photo I am a little older than the average bear (47) A good mascara is a must for my thinning eyelashes. The longer and fuller the better.
They say the eyes are the window to the soul and I want mine to be screaming with life.
I would definitely recommend LashBlash Volume by CoverGirl to anyone looking for a great impact mascara. CoverGirl certainly has #ABlastForEveryLash.
Why not try out a LashBlast mascara for yourself and discover how great your lashes can look.
- Labels: A Blast For Every Lash, BzzAgent, CoverGirl, eyelashes, GotItFree, LashBlast, Mascara, product review, volume
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