Thrive Causemetics Liquid Lash Extensions Mascara, Tubing Thrive Mascara Lengthening, Volumizing & Curling, Smudge Proof, Washable, No Clumping or Flaking, Vegan & Cruelty Free, Brynn (Rich Black)

My go-to mascara! A mascara that doesn’t flake or crumble!
I’ve tried a lot of mascaras over the years, and this one from Thrive quickly became a favorite. The tube has a nice weight to it. It feels high-quality and substantial in your hand. The formula starts off a bit wet, which made me nervous at first, but after a few uses it settles into the perfect consistency.What I love most is the performance: no smudging, no flaking, and no transfer, even after a long day. It gives my lashes great length and separation without clumping. I also appreciate how easily it removes at the end of the day. No harsh rubbing or removers, just some water!If you like a clean, polished lash look that lasts, this mascara is absolutely worth a try.

Great tubing mascara
I really like the length I achieved. Multiple layers became a little sticky though. Easy to remove. Didn’t flake or smudge. No raccoon eyes. Cost is too much for me for the amount of product.

The BEST. You won’t go back
This is the best mascara I’ve ever worn. It stays in place until washed off, but does not pull out or ruin your eyelashes (even if you accidentally sleep in it!). I am not a super makeup girl, but even I can tell it lengthens and separates lashes. I can get away with tinted face lotion and just this bc it makes your eyes look bigger and brighter. Only one I will now wear.

Pros are ideal, but there are cons
I think I love this. I really want to. I’m amazed at how long my lashes look, which is a big deal for me because mine are so short and almost non— existent. I use a lash—growing serum and you can still hardly see them. I also love that it stays on forever without being waterproof. I hate waterproof mascara because I’m lazy and it’s so hard to get off. This just washes off with water, but stays put until then. I even slept in it and it looked great the next day. The photo’s from the am after. I was so impressed, I had to have photo evidence. I didn’t touch my face— there were no smudges or anything, still just beautiful long lashes the morning after. It also survived Midwestern humidity and an episode (or two) of menopausal tears.The only drawbacks for me that make me wonder if it’s worth it, are that it’s messy and it doesn’t take much to turn spidery (even though it may still look good from a distance—if you zoom in on the pic you’ll see they’re a teeny TammyFaye but still look ok overall). Overdoing it feels just one swipe away, where with other mascaras I can see it coming. And when no clumping, etc is a selling feature, I feel it shouldn’t be that easy. I don’t know, maybe I got an old tube and it would be worth buying direct from the cosmetic company. As far as being messy, I’m 48 and have been using mascara for many a decade now, but for some reason cannot keep this on just my lashes when applying this. It gets everywhere and I have to do a Qtip cleanup when I’m finished. Since I’m always running late and doing my makeup in a hurry (or at red lights), this is a big deal for me by adding extra time. Not only do I need to slow down to avoid being messy, now I need to clean up and then sometimes touch up the makeup I just wiped off while cleaning up.Are my lashes longer using this than using a primer and my regular mascara? I think so??But it would be close. I’d have to do a side—by—side comparison to really know. I’m torn about it overall. I want to really love it. The pros are ideal, but the cons might* be enough to ditch it. Time will tell.