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Natasha Denona Lash Guard
Founded in 2016 by internationally renowned make up artist Natasha Denona, this trend-setting yet user-friendly beauty line has become a worldwide phenomenon, legendary for producing some of the highest quality make up on the market. Avoid eye make up mishaps with this ingenious mascara Lash Guard, which is designed to isolate the lash line, protecting freshly applied product (or bare lids) from your favourite lash-lengthening formula. Simply hold beneath your upper and lower lashes and watch this quickly become a make up bag staple.
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An ingenious creation that only a professional make up artist could envisage the need for, this Natasha Denona Lash Guard allows you to create a beautifully volumised, lengthened and thickened lash look – without leaving the tiniest speck of evidence on your lids or under-eye area. Simply placed on the eyelid or below the eye, this super-convenient little black gadget isolates the lash line, so that you can go all out with line lengthening and not worry for a moment about flecks or smears. Easy to use and clean, this make up artist favourite will shield your carefully crafted eye make up (as well as your naked lid if you’re going au naturel) and save you from painstakingly removing and touching up those inevitable smudges. You won’t know what you did without it.
Place tool under lower lashes as mascara is applied. Next, place tool over upper lash line to shield eye makeup. While holding protector in place, brush mascara through upper lashes.
Clean after each use.
- Natasha Denona
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Founded in 2016 by internationally renowned make up artist Natasha Denona, this trend-setting yet user-friendly beauty line has become a worldwide phenomenon, legendary for producing some of the highest quality make up on the market. Avoid eye make up mishaps with this ingenious mascara Lash Guard, which is designed to isolate the lash line, protecting freshly applied product (or bare lids) from your favourite lash-lengthening formula. Simply hold beneath your upper and lower lashes and watch this quickly become a make up bag staple.
WE REGRET THAT WE CANNOT SHIP NATASHA DENONA TO ISRAEL
An ingenious creation that only a professional make up artist could envisage the need for, this Natasha Denona Lash Guard allows you to create a beautifully volumised, lengthened and thickened lash look – without leaving the tiniest speck of evidence on your lids or under-eye area. Simply placed on the eyelid or below the eye, this super-convenient little black gadget isolates the lash line, so that you can go all out with line lengthening and not worry for a moment about flecks or smears. Easy to use and clean, this make up artist favourite will shield your carefully crafted eye make up (as well as your naked lid if you’re going au naturel) and save you from painstakingly removing and touching up those inevitable smudges. You won’t know what you did without it.
Place tool under lower lashes as mascara is applied. Next, place tool over upper lash line to shield eye makeup. While holding protector in place, brush mascara through upper lashes.
Clean after each use.
- Natasha Denona
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When I saw this I was really excited, I mean who hasn't ruined their eyeshadow by getting mascara all over it? I thought it was one of those inventions which once you see it is really obvious and you wonder why they aren't everywhere, but I've still never seen anything like it. Unfortunately the three stars were mainly for the idea, the lash guard itself is very rigid thick plastic, so really it's simpler using a piece of folded paper in a similar way. I kept wishing that the bottom part was made of thin silicone or something a bit softer and grippy so you don't have to concentrate on keeping it still and can focus on getting the mascara look you want. Great idea, but back to the drawing board and on to mark 2 I think!
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