Let's start with some things I like about the product. First, the Gifted Mascara has natural bristles. A recent trend is to create mascara brushes with thick plastic bristles, which generally do not work for my lashes. So, I appreciate that this Tarte mascara has more traditional, natural bristles.
I was able to create thick full lashes with this mascara, which almost helps create a false lashes look. It's really important to me that mascara is buildable so I appreciate this quality.
I purchased the Gifted Mascara in a set that included the Tarte Primer. These two products worked extremely well together.
If you choose not to use the primer, the Gifted Mascara creates a more natural look.
While there are qualities I liked about this Tarte Mascara, there were things of the mascara I did not enjoy as much. First, while I purchased the mascara in a set for $10, the retail price of the Gifted Mascara is $20. The Tarte Primer is $22. So, if you're purchasing both, you're looking at $42 for mascara.
Another thing I noticed about this mascara is that it seemed to dry out pretty quickly. I went through 2 Tarte Gifted Mascaras in the time it would have taken me to use up only one Maybelline Colossal Mascara.
The last thing I wanted to include is that I found this mascara hard to use without the primer. I like to create very thick, full lashes and without the primer, I found this difficult.
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Disclosure: This is not a sponsored video. All products mentioned were purchased with my own money. All opinions are my own.
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