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Marc Jacobs Blaquer Mascara

So I may be the last person in the word right now to tell everyone what I think of Marc Jacobs beauty but slowly I'm making my way through the products. 




The first product I want to talk about is the Marc Jacobs Blaquer Mascara, this product is a tubing mascara and builds up amazing volume. The wand is triangular in circumference which is really great for getting to all of my lashes, it's also very long which grabs most of them at once and since it's a tubing mascara it would need to. My eye lashes are super black and don't smudge or run and I have extremely runny eyes that just pour tears out of my outer corner whenever they are even slightly irritated. So lucky me, this mascara is yet another 25$ way too expensive product but honestly it's great. Here's the down side I do not recommend putting mascara on the top and bottom at the same time. Some mascara's don't mind touching together but since it's a tubing mascara the tubing technology forms a casing around the lashes and when the lashes touch can form spider lash like no ones business. So a lash comb is definately needed to keep them seperate. Just a bit of advice before buying, if your not a fan of seeing the little tubes in your makeup wipes and like me at first  thought you pulled out your own lashes then you might want to pass on this but the quick realization that these were not my lashes brought me back to reality. Plus the build on this mascara is sky high, I did about 4 coats which is really extreme for me, even with 4 coats it didn't make them look fake just extremely thick and black which is really what I enjoyed. So if you have the extra money or looking for a beauty splurge, why not try Marc Jacobs Blaquer mascara.

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