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Mascara Review - Chanel Inimitable

I must say this is my current favourite mascara. Chanel Inimitable Multi Dimensional (in Navy) works for me in a way I never imagined it would. I am happy with the results after a week of testing it.

There is something about the bristles because it loads colour well and spreads it evenly onto each lash, while instantly curling it upwards and helping it stay that way till I remove it at day end. It also makes my moderately long but very fine lashes to appear thicker than they really are, without clumps. I can do a few coats for some drama without fearing for that doomed 'crimped' effect.

I also like the fact that the colour Navy actually stays navy without turning into an electric blue once it's on the lashes. Some mascaras say navy or dark blue on the labels but once applied you realise it's actually some cazy blue with which you can't get pass the office elevator without quirky looks from your colleagues!

Removal is a breeze. Wash gently with water and watch the coats disintegrate. I enjoy wearing and removing this mascara.

Downsides ? It clearly has a Chanel price tag :)

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  1. Kristin A02 November, 2010

    This I dont need, but you make it sound so good that i have to buy it :)

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  2. JJ02 November, 2010

    i love it, hands down :) works for me.
    dont be afraid to try Navy, its a good colour.

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  3. Kristin A04 November, 2010

    you are right, i am afraid to try other colour than black or dark brown. Since you says it's good, will try it too. Thanx A LOT!

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  4. JJ04 November, 2010

    youre welcome !
    :)

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