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Jolie Cosmetics Sensitive Eyes Eye Mascara Hypoallergenic – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Jolie Cosmetics Sensitive Eyes Eye Mascara Hypoallergenic – Extremely Gentle (Black)
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Technical specifications – Jolie Cosmetics Sensitive Eyes Eye Mascara Hypoallergenic :
Color
Black
Product Benefits
Eye Health,Hypoallergenic
Material Type Free
Fragrance-free,Non-irritating
Brand
JOLIE. IMPECCABLE ME
Unit Count
1.00 Count
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F. F (verified owner) –
This Product Was Average. There is Another Mascara On the Market That Is the Best I Have Found for Blepharitis Disease – For the first time I have been able to wear eye makeup using Anada Natural Mascara as well as cleaning my eyemake up with plain baby shampoo diluted. This mascara Sensitive Eyes worked reasonably well but not completely did it prevent soreness and pain like Anada did.
Z. P (verified owner) –
excellent product. – liked the formula and color
C. H (verified owner) –
Nice for sensitive eyes – Went on easy took a minute to dry but I like it. Looks natural
P. R (verified owner) –
Looks like this will be OK for sensitive eyes! – When you have sensitive skin and eyes, trying to find non-irritating products becomes the most important issue – even with cosmetics, while “normal” people would be far more concerned with color, ease of application, how long the product lasts before touchups, etc. Fortunately we live in a fairly small Midwestern city, and our lifestyle is such that we have a “dress-up” event maybe once every 10 days or so – and that’s the only time I wear eye makeup. I’ve always worn eye makeup as little as possible, but the last six months or so I’ve been having more and more irritation (with brands that claim to be “hypo-allergenic” and have worked in the past). Color IS a problem because I do have such light coloring (pale warm-toned skin, light brown hair, pale blue-gray eyes) that the black mascaras are just TOO MUCH. And some of the brands that my friends and chat groups on the Internet have recommended only come in black. So, I was delighted to find this in brown, though it turns out to be more of a brown/black – but still better than the “blackest black” that just is not right for me. I have worn it twice now. The first time I made the mistake of using two shades of eye shadow that I had recently bought (I had had good luck with that brand’s lipsticks and wet-or-dry powder makeup). I was OK for about two hours; then my eyes started to itch slightly. When we got home, I removed the mascara with a very gentle makeup remover that I KNOW is OK. Well, my eyelids continued to itch, but I still did not put two and two together! When I went to bed, I did wash my whole face with a gentle fragrance-free cleanser – and my eyelids did not itch any more. The next day I had to go to another dressy event, so I looked at the ingredients in the eye shadow I had used, and the first thing listed was “talc,” in both shades. Then I dug out a Physicians Formula eye shadow “quad” that I had bought some months ago, but never opened. On the package one of the first things they said was that they did not use talc in the “minimalist” formula for sensitive eyes. So I used two shades of that eye shadow and the Sensitive Eyes Eye Mascara, mascara and did not feel the need to remove any of it until I got ready for bed about 10 hours later. So, this MAY work out for me…
F. K (verified owner) –
Thank you for the navy blue color – Thank you for the navy blue color
I. B (verified owner) –
So cute! – It’s a subtle dark navy blue. Looks amazing. I’m buying more!
H. E (verified owner) –
Mascara – Very nice product! I really like!
C. H (verified owner) –
Nice for sensitive eyes – Went on easy took a minute to dry but I like it. Looks natural
I. B (verified owner) –
So cute! – It’s a subtle dark navy blue. Looks amazing. I’m buying more!
T. J (verified owner) –
No Product Information – The first thing I noticed was the lack of information on the product, there is literally none, which I found odd and started to return it without even trying it! The tube is very small, and the applicator is cheap (think travel size, at a full size price). If your lashes are thin, you won’t get a lot of volume from it. The color (blue) was spot on, and it did not irritate my eyes. For the $$ I will stick with Thrive mascara.
H. E (verified owner) –
Mascara – Very nice product! I really like!
Z. P (verified owner) –
excellent product. – liked the formula and color
P. R (verified owner) –
Looks like this will be OK for sensitive eyes! – When you have sensitive skin and eyes, trying to find non-irritating products becomes the most important issue – even with cosmetics, while “normal” people would be far more concerned with color, ease of application, how long the product lasts before touchups, etc. Fortunately we live in a fairly small Midwestern city, and our lifestyle is such that we have a “dress-up” event maybe once every 10 days or so – and that’s the only time I wear eye makeup. I’ve always worn eye makeup as little as possible, but the last six months or so I’ve been having more and more irritation (with brands that claim to be “hypo-allergenic” and have worked in the past). Color IS a problem because I do have such light coloring (pale warm-toned skin, light brown hair, pale blue-gray eyes) that the black mascaras are just TOO MUCH. And some of the brands that my friends and chat groups on the Internet have recommended only come in black. So, I was delighted to find this in brown, though it turns out to be more of a brown/black – but still better than the “blackest black” that just is not right for me. I have worn it twice now. The first time I made the mistake of using two shades of eye shadow that I had recently bought (I had had good luck with that brand’s lipsticks and wet-or-dry powder makeup). I was OK for about two hours; then my eyes started to itch slightly. When we got home, I removed the mascara with a very gentle makeup remover that I KNOW is OK. Well, my eyelids continued to itch, but I still did not put two and two together! When I went to bed, I did wash my whole face with a gentle fragrance-free cleanser – and my eyelids did not itch any more. The next day I had to go to another dressy event, so I looked at the ingredients in the eye shadow I had used, and the first thing listed was “talc,” in both shades. Then I dug out a Physicians Formula eye shadow “quad” that I had bought some months ago, but never opened. On the package one of the first things they said was that they did not use talc in the “minimalist” formula for sensitive eyes. So I used two shades of that eye shadow and the Sensitive Eyes Eye Mascara, mascara and did not feel the need to remove any of it until I got ready for bed about 10 hours later. So, this MAY work out for me…
F. F (verified owner) –
This Product Was Average. There is Another Mascara On the Market That Is the Best I Have Found for Blepharitis Disease – For the first time I have been able to wear eye makeup using Anada Natural Mascara as well as cleaning my eyemake up with plain baby shampoo diluted. This mascara Sensitive Eyes worked reasonably well but not completely did it prevent soreness and pain like Anada did.
T. J (verified owner) –
No Product Information – The first thing I noticed was the lack of information on the product, there is literally none, which I found odd and started to return it without even trying it! The tube is very small, and the applicator is cheap (think travel size, at a full size price). If your lashes are thin, you won’t get a lot of volume from it. The color (blue) was spot on, and it did not irritate my eyes. For the $$ I will stick with Thrive mascara.
F. K (verified owner) –
Thank you for the navy blue color – Thank you for the navy blue color