Mascara

I use two (not at the same time!) that are excellent but are chalk and cheese.

The first is Dior's 'Diorshow' which really elongates and thickens lashes without clumping. The downside is it retails at £33.00.

The second is the Poundshop's own. I have 'delicate' skin and can react to many cosmetics but just for a laugh really, thought that I would try this mascara. I was just amazed when I didn't react to any components (eyes would water and the stuff would just peel off, not a good look!).

This mascara (but one has to use several coats) did almost the same as the Diorshow one I had been using. I hope that you all won't rush out and buy it now, leaving none in stock for me!

I highly recommend UK lash eyelash and eyebrow serum. They are a expensive but well worth it in my opinion. No mascara is going to help if your starting with smaller lashes. They have 10% discount on first order and sometimes they have 20% sales. One tube lasts me around 6+ months.

Boots own 2-3 pounds then even out with an older dried out wand .. brilliant

I used Max Factor 2000 Calorie Mascara for years, then had a break and when I tried it again it was nowhere near as good as I'd remember it being.
Or is it an age thing, sparcer lashes etc. I know my eyebrows have somewhat diminished due to vigorous plucking over the years!
I now dye my eyelashes and brows, find it much easier not to have to worry with Mascara etc

A few years ago I read an article on best beauty products and one recommendation for mascara was Lash Princess, it was stocked in Wilko and was less than £4. At the time I used Max Factor mascara which was quite expensive so I gave Lash Princess a try. It was very good and I have used it ever since; when Wilko had stock problems I got it from Amazon. I briefly tried Benefit’s ‘They’re Real’ mascara but it was about £16 and no better than Lash Princess.

Superdrug have a good variety and there’s usually a make up consultant there. Also M & S have staff who can advise. I use Rimmel Scandal eyes volume on demand (red tube)

aonk I use UKlash serum and have been asked by two friends if I’ve had extensions done. Not cheap but we’ll worth it in my opinion

Gillycats

M and S for sure. Reasonably priced, very good and not tested on animals.

All cosmetics/toiletries sold in M & S are not tested on animals apparently.

M and S for sure. Reasonably priced, very good and not tested on animals.

I’m really interested in getting eyelash and also eyebrow serum. I really need to do something! Recommendations welcome please.

MaryDoll my first Kiko products were a gift from DH (back in the day when he would actually go out and buy my gifts 🤣)

I first discovered Kiko in Milan Airport many moons ago. The nail polish was €1,50. I thought I had died and gone to heaven.
I read that all the fashion reporters used to flock there in Milan fashion week.

On our annual visit to Rome, I would stock up, spent a fortune. Much to the amusement of the assistants, this wee, Scottish woman handed over her loyalty card and asked for the points to be added! They were!

Oops posted to soon, we have a Kiko outlet in my closest shopping mall (Lakeside, Essex)

Marydoll

HowVeryDareYou2

I use one by KIKO Milano, from Amazon. I like the Burgundy one. It flatters my green eyes

Kiko used to deliver to the UK.
I don't know if they still do.

Kiko has got a few stand alone stores in U.K. and deliver to the U.K.

They did have some outlets in large department stores, not sure if they still do.

Serum & Primer really works well on my now thin lashes makes all the difference

Another fan of eyelash lengthening serum here. It really works. Within a month my lashes have become almost too long!
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For mascara I currently use Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk in Dream Pop colour, which is a natural looking dark brown. It gives length and volume and doesn't give me panda eyes!

No idea, sorry.

I have o idea where there is a Poundland!

You're my sort of gal, silverlings. All these expensive makes and then you throw Poundland into the mix.
Wonderful!

I bought some Prime mascara that I saw advertised on the internet. It was supposed to be for sparse lashes but doesn’t really lengthen them. But I found a sample of Clinique high impact mascara in my make up bag, tried it and was rather impressed so am going to buy some of that.

I use No7 age defying, a good mascara with serum in it.

A primer is the answer. I now have short thin eyelashes and could not get a good effect without a white primer base. If I used mascara alone, the effect would be pretty pathetic.
With both, the results are good.
L’Oreal do a good one and not costly.

I've used Clinique for years but I have the same problem as you PinkCosmos, my eyelashes seem to be getting shorter and sparse, strange as my hair is still thick and my eyebrows need frequent plucking as does my chin hair.

I bought a Boots own make mascara (gold case) and it's ok, as good as but no better than the Clinique brand.

Perhaps I'll try Lancôme for a change.

HowVeryDareYou2

I use one by KIKO Milano, from Amazon. I like the Burgundy one. It flatters my green eyes

Kiko used to deliver to the UK.
I don't know if they still do.

I use one by KIKO Milano, from Amazon. I like the Burgundy one. It flatters my green eyes