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Grex Consumer Item 16: Where'd Maybelline's Perfectly Natural mascara go?
Entered by popcorn on Sun Sep 4 14:32:18 UTC 1994:

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#1 of 13 by popcorn on Mon Sep 5 20:24:30 1994:

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#2 of 13 by gracel on Tue Sep 6 01:39:31 1994:

(Sorry, I haven't used the stuff since I was in high school, and 
not much then)

#3 of 13 by danr on Thu Sep 8 16:07:29 1994:

I don't use it much, either. Sorry. :)

#4 of 13 by popcorn on Tue Nov 1 14:17:43 1994:

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#5 of 13 by batty on Wed Nov 2 23:38:19 1994:

I tried it once in junior high, I didn't like it.  It felt like putting glue on
my lashes[4~ on my lashes.  Try Clinque's mascara.  I know it is a bit
expensive, but trust meit works!!:)

#6 of 13 by popcorn on Thu Nov 3 01:10:52 1994:

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#7 of 13 by batty on Thu Nov 3 06:32:33 1994:

Note:  I know this sounds rude and all, but you don't spell my name with a 
'u'.  It's just the way my parents gave it to me, and it kind of stuck:)
Now, about this mascara thing; I like one that doesn't clump, or wash down
my face if I happen to cry (veyr emotional at times.  Those Hallmar
commercials get to me)  I also like the kind that comes with a brush that 
is so thick my lashes don't have a chance in hell of sticking together.
I don't care one way or another about the soap and water part because I
clean my face with make up remover.  That is why I like the Clinique.  Yet
there is a Maybelline (sorry can't remember the name) that is nice.  It 
comes in a maroon tube.  Tyr it you amy like it.

#8 of 13 by popcorn on Thu Nov 3 17:20:50 1994:

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#9 of 13 by batty on Thu Nov 3 18:34:12 1994:

Yes, I believe so.  After I thought about it a while, I realized that Loreal
also makes a mascara that is nice.  It comes in a long black tube with a gold
top.  Again, I don't remeber the name (not on my list of priorities.) 
Sorry!:)

#10 of 13 by headdoc on Fri Nov 4 23:03:40 1994:

I have been using Max Factor 2000Calories or some such for years.  Consumers
Union did a blind study on mascaras and it was the favorite, even when
compared to much more expensive brands.  I have a friend who swears that
a very expensive Dept. store brand , with an Italian name (Borgessa?perhaps)
that costs $14 per is the world's best.  I can't imagine spending $14 for
mascara, since, if I don't change it every three months or so, my eyes
start to itch from the bacteria growth.  The Max Factor doesn't run during
the day but it does require Maybelline eye makeup remover to get off.  And
if I forget to do that before I shower, Jerry tells me I look like a 
penguin.

#11 of 13 by scratch on Sat Mar 25 23:49:18 1995:

I believe that the one Jacqui is talking about is Loreal's Voluminous and it
isn't too bad.  It tends to smudge really easily.

#12 of 13 by headdoc on Sat Apr 1 20:13:04 1995:

Well folks, I am just finishing up on the first Borgessa Mascara.  Cost me
$15 for a tube.  It lasted a long time and was fine.  But not so much better
than Max Factor to spend over $10 more each time I buy it.  The tube was very
pretty, but again, not worth the cost.

#13 of 13 by katie on Wed Aug 16 05:33:36 1995:

The green/pink mascara (I think it's maybelline) is all I'll use. It's
supposedly the favorite of pro makeup artists and models, too.

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