Maybelline Pulse Perfection Mascara Review

This is officially my new favorite product in the world.

I've tried a zillion mascaras and 90% of them have been a huge letdown. I put off buying Pulse Perfection because the $14 price tag was unappealing given my past experiences. However, this week CVS has them on sale for half off and I figured it was now or never.

I cannot find the words to say how much I love this. The vibrating is weird, yes but the results make up for it completely.

The good: The brush is thin, which is a nice break from those ridiculous fat brushes that have been so
popular lately.

The bad: Because the bristles are very spaced out, the brush tends to deposit a bit too much product and it's hard to apply multiple coats like I would with a regular mascara. I think anything more than three is too much.

I've read from other people that the vibrating makes their eyes water and this only happened to me for one of my eyes, but it wasn't a flood of tears and it was totally manageable.

The reason I'm willing to overlook the few bad qualities of this mascara is this:

                                                                                  
  

My natural eyelashes are not even long enough to be considered lashes. They're just tiny bits of hair that have somehow found themselves attached to my lids. Enter Pulse Perfection. They look fake, they look like spiders, I can't even wear my glasses because my lashes hit the lenses, words fail me.

I recommend this for everyone, not just tiny lashed people like me. If that's what happens when I wear it, imagine what would happen if a regular lashed person wears it.