Review on Eveline Cosmetics Mascara Viva Curled Lashes! , black by Czesawa Agnieszka Ta ᠌

The carcasses that Evelyn creates are my favorites. They do not spread in the rain, and they do not flow from tears because of the wind (unless in the winter, when it is frosty, and I pull the scarf up to my eyes, a temperature differential occurs because the air is warm from breathing, and it is freezing outside -20 to -30 degrees, and then the mascara runs down). In favorites, there is a black tube with a raspberry writing (1) that calms the eyelash fence, adds volume and length, and has the appropriate viscosity (it is not liquid). The second-place finisher is a black tube with a green writing that reads "(2)," has greater volume, is not as effective at properly aligning eyelashes, and has a more viscous consistency. The mascara that comes in a blue bottle (3) is the thinnest, has the least amount of pigmentation, has the least amount of volume, virtually does not tame eyelashes, separates them less effectively, and has a viscosity that is closer to liquid. In a bottle that's pink (4): the stage effect that's the most "heavy," which means it's the most thick and oily. There is not a single carcass in this picture that is less than one month old. It was essential to "paint" solely in a pink bottle (4th), as at first it weighed down the eyelashes and caused them to stick together. The remainder has remained unchanged from the time of opening for approximately one to one and a half months. Wait 13 hours before crumbling the mixture. I will purchase an additional number 1 and a number 3 ticket.