makeup review

Tarte Vs Laura Geller: two Mascara Showdowns...compared

In the world of wand-based wonder, two names often surface: Tarte and Laura Geller New York. Let's pivot towards the pivotal piston: their mascaras. Separating the superlatives from the specifics, we'll scrutinize two Tarte claimants and one Laura Geller contender, dissecting design, deposition, and desired Dusting.

Firstly, the Tartelette XL Tubing Mascara makes a grand entrance with its spiky, yet surprisingly flexible wand. It distinguishes itself with a unique pivoting base and a ruffled, dual-ended shape – one end for the tube itself, the other a wispier comb for fine-tuning. The Tartelette, despite its "tubing" title, deposits product more like a dense, whipped gel rather than the traditional clumpy viscous mass some tubing formulas deliver. Visually, it's a confident, sculptural piece of cosmetic engineering.

Suspending the Tarteletté, let's pivot to the Tarte Best of Tarte Mascara Trio Set - Black - Travel Size. Presented here, the lid reveals three distinct Little occurring sections. Chapter One: a dense, drama-inducing volumizer in black. Chapter Two: a fluttery white benefactor explicitly for under-the-eye luminosity. Chapter Three (the glossiest act of all): a multifaceted highlighter mascara blending shimmer, highlight, and a reported range of colors. This isn't tubing; it's a concentrated This trio is a personal nutshell aspirin: tackle different lashes for a multifaceted pro cast.

Now, infusing the Tarte interludes with a moment of pre-mascara artistry, the Tarte Tartelette Tubing Lash Primer arrives onto the scene. This buff隶属于 the Tartelette family of tools but serves a preparatory part. Its mission: to coat lashes with a sheer, conditioning base designed to absorption the primary mascara. It's a whisper thin layer, allowing your main act to glide on like silk once applied, complementing the tubing aesthetic of its larger brethren.

Turning our focus to the New York City aesthetic, the Laura Geller New York Kajal Longwear Mascara stands elegantly side-by-side. It embraces a cleaner, more traditional design – a sleek, no-nonsense, typically sturdy wand and applier brush. This Kajal mascara promises a multifaceted formula: lengthening, defining, curling, and buildable all within one cowl. The Tarte Kajal brush offers a specific, more directional curl while the Laura Geller brush provides a broader, arguably more universal buffing action. Hypothetically speaking, different strokes for different folks with different creases, here!