In the world of colored mascaras, blue, brown, and plum get all the credit. Green, however, is like the cousin who people always forget to invite to family dinner. Sure, blue makes your eyes brighter, and brown and plum give definition without being as harsh as black, but certainly green does some good as well, right? Otherwise, why would it exist? To see how green mascara looks on, and read about what it's designed to do, just keep reading.
Does This Green Mascara Work, Or Do We Look Like Swamp Thing?
In the world of colored mascaras, blue, brown, and plum get all the credit.
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