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Reviewed: Thrive Causemetics Liquid Lash Extensions Mascara

Mascara is the one makeup item I have the most difficulty with. Because my lashes are so straight, I’ve always found it hard to achieve that coveted “doe-eyed” look that other people with more cooperative lashes experience. They’re not too stubborn; my length is decent, but I wish they had a little more oomph! I’ve had lash extensions in the past, and am spoiled by the “effortless” glam they deliver with absolutely zero effort on my part. I didn’t have to wear eyeliner or anything else; I could wake up and feel done!

I’ll admit that mascara has always been a bit of an afterthought within my routine. Yet, whenever I skip it, my makeup feels like its missing something. It just feels wrong! However, in recent months, things have changed. I’ve remembered to apply mascara every single time I do my makeup, and it’s always the same one: Thrive Causemetics Liquid Lash Extensions Mascara ($26). (If it looks and sounds familiar, it’s probably because you’ve seen it all over your social media feeds.)

Usually, I’ll switch between a few mascaras, whether it’s a longtime favorite or something new I’m testing. But for the entirety of 2024, the Thrive Causemetics Liquid Lash Extensions Mascara is the only one that’s touched my lashes. Liquid Lash is a tubing mascara that uses the brand’s proprietary Flake-Free Tubing Technology™ to lengthen each lash from root to tip. It also contains Orchid Stem Cell Complex™ to keep lashes healthy, as well as shea butter and castor seed oil to nourish and condition each strand. (So yes, even when you’re not wearing this magical mascara, your natural lashes will look better, too.) As for the wand, it’s stiff with short bristles that gently grab the lashes and lengthen them up, up, and away!

One of my biggest pet peeves is clumpy, spider-like lashes. Liquid Lash lengthens my lashes without clumping or feeling heavy. (There’s nothing worse than a mascara that’s too wet or heavy, thus causing my straight lashes to droop.) I also appreciate how easy it is to remove the mascara at the end of the day; all you need is warm water, though I usually use a gentle micellar water, like Bioderma’s cult-favorite Sensibio H2O ($19), for my sensitive eyes.

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