When it comes to buying new makeup, you’re likely to pick a product you know well.
But what if we told you that you might’ve been using the wrong mascara this whole time?
Read on to learn about the different mascara wands and what they can do for your lashes.
Whatever you do, just be sure you’re holding the wand the correct way around.
Bartlett says this mascara wand will leave your eyes looking wider and the end result is fairly dramatic.
Instead, why not apply your mascara and declump your lashes simultaneously?
A comb mascara wand does just that, bringing precision and eliminating stuck-together lashes.
It’ll give you a large-eye look with a ton of flutter.
The large wand is ideal for bigger eye shapes and the brush helps stretch the lash to curl."
The main downside to this wand is that you may find your lashes clumping.
For some, this is the desired look as it can give the illusion of thicker lashes.
Into the Glossspoke with Gucci Westman, a renowned makeup artist, about how she uses a cone-shaped wand.
The fat middle part of the wand is going to give you more volume.
And when you apply a second coat, it will keep adding to the volume and length."
Greenwald continued, “You get some negative space with the mascara and a chunkier separation.”
It’s important to have something for everybody."
Even Ariana Grande’s makeup artist, Daniel Chinchilla, has gotten on board.
He toldAllurehe prefers using travel-sized mascaras.
So who should use a rectangle mascara wand?
