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I have this thing where I drool over a limited edition item, but for some reason I don’t get it… Then the time finally comes where I go to get it, and have one hell of a time trying.  Finally, I listened to my friend D and my gut and got something when it was released.  I almost missed MAC Blue India, but I got it!  And I gotta tell ya, it’s love!  It’s a perfect dusty dark blue creme, and it can totally be a color you wear for Spring, Fall and Winter… Why not even wear it for summer?!  It applies very smoothly too… This was a two-coater without any need for a third coat.  If you haven’t bought this, then do it if you can find one!

M.A.C. Cosmetics
25% off online purchases for 3 days, June 16-18!
Offer code is SUMO
Valid in Canada and US, not available in stores

 

MAC Dazzle Lash

Product: 3 of 5
Packaging: 5 of 5
Quality: 4 of 5
Price: 4 of 5
Overall: 4 of 5
Would I repurchase?
  I would repurchase this.  And while I’m sure there’s a drugstore mascara that can give me the same look, I figure why not spend a bit more and know I already like it.

::: The Product :::
M.A.C. describes Dazzle Lash as “A mascara that instantly creates a starburst dazzle effect. The trick lies in a new compact-sized, slightly sculpted brush applicator that singles out and pushes lashes to go bigger, bolder, longer, with a plush, glamorous curve. A rich application that delivers what you want: dazzling long lashes.”

Dazzle Lash is available in two colors: Dazzle Black and Star Brunette.  As with all M.A.C. products, the packaging is black, and the brand name is written across the bottom of the tube in white.  The cap has a funky embossed design.  Each tube contains 0.28 oz. of product. 

::: The Ingredients :::
Water\aqua\eau, copernicia ceriferia (carnauba) wax\cera carnauba\cire de carnauba, stearic acid, glyceryl stearate, polyisobutene, silica, polyvinyl acetate, aminomethyl propanediol, vp/eicosene copolymer, isostearic acid, panthenol, tocopheryl acetate, sodium hyaluronate, pantethine, simethicone, hydroxyethylcellulose, lauroyl lysine, chlorphenesin, peg-9 dimethicone, chloroxylenol, 1,2-hexanediol, phenethyl alcohol, phenoxyethanol, caprylyl glycol, disodium edta, potassium sorbate  [+/- mica, titanium dioxide (ci77891), iron oxides (ci 77491, ci 77492, ci 77499), bismuth oxychloride (ci77163), blue 1 lake (ci 42090) carmine (ci 75470), chromium hydroxide green (ci 77289), chromium oxide greens (ci 77288), ferric ferrocyanide (ci 77510), ultramarines (ci77007), yellow 5 lake (ci 19140)]

::: My Experience :::
I have learned not to expect too much from a  mascara… Everytime I do, my heart sinks when it lets me down.  So, while I didn’t expect much from M.A.C. Dazzle Lash, I didn’t expect what I got either.

Now, were my lashes bolder, bigger or thicker?  Nope!  Not even a little.  What I actually got was separated NATURAL looking lashes.  I was quite surprised, and pleasantly so.  I consider M.A.C. Plush Lash my “WHAM BAM!” mascara, so I guess this can be my “my lashes but better” mascara.

Application was simple, and wasn’t messy.  The mascara actually applies well, and I’m pretty sure the separation is thanks to the tree-shaped brush.  It’s definitely smaller than your normal mascara brush, and it doesn’t grab a lot of product to gloop onto the lashes – which is always a plus.  The product isn’t too wet or too dry, and it dries rather fast too.

Not once have I had issues with smudging, flaking or raccoon eyes.  As for washing off, this is a cinch IMHO.  I didn’t have any issues either with Almay Oil-Free Eye Makeup Remover or Philosophy Purity Made Simple.

::: Overall :::
I will most definitely be buying this again, even if it costs a pretty penny.  I figure if it works, stick with it.  I’m tired of searching for the next best mascara.  I have all I could want between Plush Lash and Dazzle Lash… And I actually find myself reaching for this mascara the most :)

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