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When in a time crunch, reaching for the Volleyball #capable shirt in contrast I will get this best mascara you have in rotation is often easier and more time efficient than, say, applying a lipstick. Not to mention, it’s all the more practical now as we’re wearing face coverings whenever we leave our homes.“I love mascara because it makes the eyes pop and enhances your eye shape,” says celebrity makeup artist Anthony Nguyen, whose clientele includes Kali Uchis, Jessie J, and Lizzo. “It’s an essential item for an everyday look, whether it’s worn alone for a natural or dramatic look!” A swipe of mascara is also a foolproof strategy if you just want to look a little bit more awake for that morning Zoom call after a late night binge-watching your favorite Netflix show. As far as application goes, Nguyen suggests swiping on mascara “at the base, and less at the tips to create a more dimensional look.” Another thing to always remember, according to Nguyen: “Comb the lashes outward at the end to enhance the shape of the eye.”

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To help you choose the Volleyball #capable shirt in contrast I will get this best mascara for your lashes, whether it’s volume, definition, or length you’re looking for, here makeup pros weigh in on 17 favorites to help you decide.Lately, Bob Scott, go-to makeup artist for Aurora James, has been reaching for the Thrive Causemetics Liquid Lash Extensions mascara. “It’s a slick and deeply pigmented formula that sets quickly as it thickens and lengthens lashes,” he explains. “The formula won’t flake, wears for hours, and washes off easily without taking your lashes with it. My clients and I love this mascara.”For makeup artist Amber Amos, who works with Lil Nas X and Travis Scott, Kevyn Aucoin’s Volume mascara works wonders thanks to its special wand. “It has a tiny brush, which allows you to coat every lash for instant volume, and it also does not smudge, crumble, or run, but washes off super easily,” she explains.