What’s Good About Lakme Eyeconic Mascara?

I always wanted a wand for myself ever since I got hit by potter fever. And now not just one, I own many. And the latest addition to my wand collection is this 2¾ inches, black zigzagy hair, bent at a particular angle wand. Although mine doesn’t have unicorn hair in it. But it still can cast spells on people I meet. Meet my new toy, Lakme Eyeconic Mascara

The first thing you will notice about the Eyeconic mascara is that its very black. We Indians have a thing for blackest black kajals and mascaras. Other thing about this mascara is that it gives this wet look. I’ve a few mascaras which feel heavy after they dry and you have something-on-my-eyes feeling. This one never gets super dry so it gives a natural wet effect. On the other side it takes a couple of minutes to dry so you need to spare 2mins before you can proceed further with your eye makeup.

Now its a curling mascara so don’t expect volume from it. I like how the wand is bent at a particular angle so you can get to the inner corners of your eyes. I don’t use an eyelash curler (too cumbersome and okay most of the times I simply forget….I’ve a very sharp memory otherwise but keep forgetting the normal routine things, weird). It does curl your l ashes. Not the super dramatic curl but the enough to not make it look unnatural. It separates your lashes and doesn’t clump them together or makes them look spidery. I don’t see it being promoted as a waterproof mascara and nor I tried washing my eyes after it so can’t comment on that.

It really depends on your personal preference. I generally avoid wearing Maybelline Colossal to college because it gives that super dramatic effect. So Lakme Eyeconic is my answer for naturally curly lashes. This is school, college and office safe! (ya why not? school girls do wear makeup these days. better than me who didn’t even used to wear kohl..ughh I hate to see those pics now)