L'Oreal have been told by the ASA to add a disclaimer to all future ads because they were using false eyelashes. In an ad for their new 'Paris Telescopic Mascara' Penelope Cruz used some fake eyelashes to enhance the actual effect of the mascara apparently. But whats the truth, does it do the job?
I'm normally a fan of MaxFactor's range of mascara but my friend loves the L'Oreal range and confirmed to me that the Telescopic Mascara worked perfectly. I've seen her eyelashes for myself and can say the mascara did make her lashes look longer and nice separation, with less application needed than my Masterpiece Mascara. Might have to give L'Oreal a go! ;-) I would also add, it's always best to try the product out yourself or ask a friend advice.
L'Oreal might have gone too far with the fake eyelashes but it's the best mascara out there at the moment!
Did L'Oreal go too far with the False Eyelashes?
***Starry Eyed***
I never used to be one to pay much attention to the eyes till I discovered the benefits makeup can have on them. I have been hunting for the perfect mascara ever since but have not succeeded till now! MaxFactor's Masterpiece mascara is simply a gem. It lengthens, coats each and every single lash and with a couple of coats thickens to just the right amount. The only downside being, that it finishes too quick. You may have noticed that many other brands have brought out similar versions too. Chanel's Inimitable mascara has a similar brush. It too doesn’t fail to deliver...I found this mascara to be just as excellent in its own way. Again coating every lash and lengthening too. For me personally though, I found it wasn't as suitable as it stung my eyes when i took it off, but maybe that's just because I have sensitive eyes. 
MaxFactor's Masterpiece Mascara
