Holy Grail Beautyy . . .

•  Natural bristle brush 
• Cruelty Free NO
• Fragrance Free YES
• Large brush head
• Voluminous formula
• Inexpensive
• Variety of colours

 My lashes are dark brown, not thick or particularly very long but an average set of lashes.

I purchased this mascara with the pink version from Sephora.  You can read that review here.

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When I purchased the two mascaras, the only colours available were the pink and green.  They are a voluminous formula as well as being coloured.




The brush is a natural bristle wand which is fairly thick.  The green is an emerald green.  The product applies quite pigmented and the formula is not too wet or too dry.  Once the mascara dries; the colour dims its initial intensity considerably; unfortunately.  If you are after an intense and obvious emerald green shade then this mascara is not for you.  It's voluminous properties are average.  Too many coats will clump of course but its not the worst mascara I've ever used.  However I purchased the pink and green for the express purpose of being a coloured formula.  At least they were on sale at $10 each so it was not too much of a disappointment.  The pink is much better so I got a good one out of two.  I still want to try the other colours when they become available.

If you are only wanting a hint of colour then you will like these as a opportunity to try a different mascara shade.

I give this a neutral recommendation as it really depends on what you are wanting out of this coloured and voluminous mascara formula.

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• Inexpensive
• Cruelty free NO
• Fragrance free YES
• Natural Bristle brush
• No smearing, flaking or transfer
• Waterproof

This is my first product from the brand of Sephora.  I also purchased the green version of the mascara.

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This mascara is a volumising mascara with bright pink pigment.  The brush appears to be natural bristles and is quite large with no fragrance.



The pigment remains mainly unchanged when the product dries down.  Being a volumising formula the more coats you apply you will get clumping but not heaps of it if you apply carefully.  I applied it to my lashes and then I put false lashes on and applied it to them as well which worked well.

I wore the mascara with the lashes coated with it out and I did not see any smearing, flaking, transfer it stayed where I applied it.


If you are after an inexpensive coloured mascara this is one that is good to try out.  There is more colours in the range but they were unavailable at the time of purchase.  This product is a great segway into coloured eye makeup experimentation.

I definitely recommend.

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Tarte and YouTube beauty blogger MakeupShayla, have collaborated and brought out a six shade contour palette for lighter to darker skin tones.  Congratulations Shayla!

Six different shades are featured and is numbered and gives you a guide to follow if you wish.  Priced around USD $45. The collaboration also includes 2 separate brushes that are $34 USD each and are double ended.  A peachy blush is also in the contour palette as well as a matte yellow corrector powder and a champagne hued shimmer highlighter.

The collaboration is limited edition so you best get in quick and check it out!

It is formulated without parabens and pthalates and is dermatologist tested.

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