Above: Medusa’s Makeup Volume for Electric Lashes Majestic (purple); Blue Blood (blue); Black Magic (black); and Envy (green)
I have not reviewed mascaras before because I am the worst person to model mascaras. My lashes are fine, short and very straight. They are barely visible without mascara. I usually need about 10 to 20 coats of mascara to get my desired effect. The same applies for volumizing mascaras, one to two coats are never enough for me. However, I thought these colour mascaras would be fun to test out and share with everybody.
After testing each of these mascaras, I find that they wear well for the day because they don’t smudge or flake. They are very easy to remove for a waterproof mascara and they remove cleanly too. However, I don’t find this mascara very volumizing even after my standard 10 to 20 coats. I find the formula very thin, wet and gooey. The brush is standard size, not too large or thin but the brush it is a little too big to get into the inner lash corners and I had trouble applying mascara for the finer inner lashes. I would have preferred to have a smaller brush to get to the inner lashes because with colour mascara full coverage is more critical compared to black mascara. After all, who wants obvious bald spots?
However, these mascaras do have some bright spots. I like the colours because they are pigmented and show up well on my lashes. They are waterproof but are easy to clean without a mess. They wear well throughout the day without flaking or smudging. I also find that the mascara separates my lashes well and does not clump. The colours are fun ranging from subtle to bright to classic. Medusa’s Makeup makes four colours: Blue Blood (blue), Envy (green), Majestic (purple), Black Magic (black).
Above: Medusa’s Makeup Volume for Electric Lashes Mascara in Blue Blood
Blue Blue is a sky blue which I find pleasant because most blue mascaras are navy blue and very subtle. This blue is bright and unique. I have never seen a sky blue mascara, the brightest blue I have seen is this cobalt blue from MAC a few years ago, which is now discontinued. I wore this on a rainy Saturday afternoon and it added a pop of funky colour against my more subdued makeup of that day.
Above: Medusa’s Makeup Volume for Electric Lashes Mascara in Blue Blood
Above: Medusa’s Makeup Volume for Electric Lashes Mascara in Envy
Envy is a dark forest green and it is very pretty. In artificial light it looked off black but in natural light it looks obviously green. It is the most subtle colour in the collection. This could be a nice colour for ladies who wants to try colour mascara but are wary to try colours that are more vibrant. Green will make brown eyes “pop”.
Above: Medusa’s Makeup Volume for Electric Lashes Mascara in Envy
Above: Medusa’s Makeup Volume for Electric Lashes Mascara in Majestic
Majestic is a lovely shade of lavender. This and Blood Blue are the most vibrant colours in the mascara collection. Like Blood Blue, Majestic is the lightest and brightest purple mascara I have tried. Most purple mascaras I have tried are a deep violet or aubergine colour. I find the lavender very refreshing and funky. If you are not afraid of colour and want people to see a more obvious pop of colour on your lashes, Majestic and Blood Blood are the best options.
Above: Medusa’s Makeup Volume for Electric Lashes Mascara in Majestic
Above: Medusa’s Makeup Volume for Electric Lashes Mascara in Black Magic
Black Magic is black. The colour is pretty self explanatory, it is a classic and basic black mascara that is in every mascara collection. This is a not the blackest mascara I have tried but it makes my lashes look very natural and adds a bit of oomph to it; however, I don’t think it is very volumizing.
Above: Medusa’s Makeup Volume for Electric Lashes Mascara in Black Magic
Also check out my previous Medusa’s Makeup Electric Mascara for more pictures!
