Mascara review: CoverGirl LashBlast Fusion

Today we look at CoverGirl's LashBlast Fusion Mascara, part of the Lash Blast collection which houses the original in the orange tube, the Luxe collection with the glitter and the yellow tube LashBlast Lenght. Here is the product


And here is the result

When I fisrt tried a LashBlast mascara, it was the original wand in waterproof seen here. At first I thought the spikes on the wand had broken off, because the wand didn't look the same new and once in the mascara. The result was decieving, but when the new collection came out, I decided to try. This time, the spikes didn't seem to disappere! This mascara is very light and very clean compared to Rimmel and Pupa. My lashes are already very long, but I didn't see more volume. It is a great mascara to reproduce doll lashes with no smudge and no mess. A good product from CG. 

Mascara reviews: Rimmel Volume flash The MAX

For my next review, I've tried Rimmel London's Volume Flash the MAX in waterproof.

What would we do if we didn't have waterproof mascara??? My boyfriend always arguments me about the product, because, in his mind, ladies should always wear waterproof mascaras, because he is sick of hearing girls saying "I can't cry because my mascara is going to fall off." I try to tell him that the components in waterproof mascara can alter the special components that makes the mascara unique like curl power or volume.

So here is what it looks like on me:

My lashes don't look as fuller as the Pupa mascara review. The big brush does coat every lash and the finish is neat. The waterproof aspect is sometimes challenged. It resists tears, but pools and sometimes lakes can cause it to flaque. I prefer this mascara than the Sexy Curves one, because the SC's wand is stupid... Don't get me wrong! Having a crease in the brush where mascara builds up and clumps lashes is a no-no for me.  Not the best mascara, but it does the job.