Beauty product of the week: Eye of Horus Goddess Mascara
If you love a natural look, then this is the mascara for you.
Why we love this product
Mascara is my must-have beauty product. I'm not fussed about lipstick. I can leave off foundation. But I'm not heading out without mascara. I feel it's essential in adding a little bit of flair and polish to your look.
I have loads of mascaras, with around 5 or 10 that I really like and use on different occasions. But my favourite at the moment is the Eye of Horus Goddess Mascara.
This mascara is one of the few I've tried that goes on completely clump-free. Seriously. I normally have to brush my lashes through with a clean brush to separate and remove clumps. But not with this product.
The key reason why I really love this mascara is that it give a very subtle and natural look to your lashes. This is not the product you want for big, thick, massive glam lashes. But it is the product you want if you're seeking that "I woke up like this" natural look.
Genuinely, I've had a few people ask if those are my "natural no-mascara" lashes when wearing this Goddess Mascara. It adds a bit of length and a bit of volume, but not so much that it becomes obvious that you're wearing makeup.
If you add a few layers, you can definitely build it into something more glam. But I think there's something nice about a more natural look that leaves people guessing.
Affordability
This mascara is $34.95 so it's not overly expensive, but it's not the cheapest option either.
Where you can get it
You can get this mascara at a whole bunch of stores including ry.com.au, Facial Co., Alive Skin & Hair or even the Eye of Horus website.
Check out the sale info pages for ry.com.au, FacialCo. and Alive Skin & Hair to see which one has an available discount.
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