KYDABlack Iron Wand Curling Mascara, Lasting 3D Curling Eyelashes, Washable Metal Wand Mascara, Waterproof Smudge-proof, Natural Thick Clear Lashes-looking

I got the 2 pack, the brown for myself and possibly the black for my aunt haha. I actually really like the wand itself, it’s a pretty cool concept for a metal wand. However, it doesn’t separate your lashes, you have to do it manually. But besides that it’s awesome mascara!

Makes my wife's eyes itchy but it works really well

Horrible - you need to put on so many layers for it to be visible. This technology is supposed to be so much better, so I don't know if it's the brand - the actual product - or what, but this is a waste of money.

I have mixed feelings. It is nifty for mascara, but I am pretty sure I am not using it correctly? It goes on well...but it takes a bit. It is hard to wash off. I don't like waterproof..maybe I misread some stuff. I see rave reviews everywhere about these types of mascara wands but I have gone back to my Maybelline brush😅. I have high hopes that this wand will come in handy, but perhaps the mascara solution itself is not for my lashes. It may work for you better than myself, so don't give up hope but I am just not sure!

I bought this because of the mascara wand. Normally I just use eyebrow gel as eyeliner. Mostly because the brush is small, and it looked natural. I never curl my eye lashes because I like the natural look. The package is slightly deceiving because I thought that the bigger portion was where the product was, but it's not the smaller end is where the product is. I wish the whole thing was metal. Only the tube where the product is, is metal and the wand. My goal is going to be to make my own mascara and refill it until the packaging breaks. I'm getting an eyeliner that's the same to start saving my own money and making my own cosmetics. There will be a few things that I will buy but I want it to be minimal. The thing I like about this mascara is that it isn't waterproof. I want to be able to wash my face off with just soap and get my make up off. It's always easier to redo it when your make up only takes about 10 minutes to apply a full face. I'm in love with the threaded idea instead of the hair idea. It makes it clump less, and I can get into every corner. It makes the bottom lashes look nice as well. Doing this you almost don't need eyeliner because it brings natural shading to the eye. If you're thinking about it. I'd do it. There are some sprays that you can get to make your make up waterproof if that's your thing. All in all, it's not bad for the price. Again, I just wish it was all metal so it would be easier to clean and sanitize then refill the product.

Not as the viral metal wand mascara advertised all over social media. First point on directions sais 'will not make your lashes fall out', good to know I guess. Neet to use a curling iron, does not curl the lashes. Any additional layers make the lashes clumpy and need to use a lash brush to seperate. Will not buy again.

This wand mascara is very simple to use, the wand is the short end, it goes on smooth and drys quick. Easy to wipe off skin if mistakes are made, but also doesn’t flake off lashes. Comes off with makeup remover easiest.

Let me start by saying that I like to save my pennies wherever I can. I wanted to try the metal wand mascara but I didn't want to pay $40 for it, since the magic is in the wand itself... so, I opted for this one.I am a 52 y/o perimenopausal woman, which means... little itty-bitty eyelashes, and not as long and Curly as they were in my youth. I eagerly opened my mascara and tried it on. In one word... dayum! I'd forgotten what it was like to see my eyes with eyelashes. Long, thick eyelashes. It makes it look so natural, as if you're a natural beauty. It opens up your eyes to look bright, youthful and refreshed. The mascara wand covers the eyelashes well, individually, since the eyelash gets it's makeup through the little groves, they look like natural thick, long eyelashes.Far be it for me to tell you where to spend your money but if you're looking for a metal wand (that you can disinfect every single time you apply mascara, if you so wish to do, then look no further. I'll be honest and say that I used this wand in conjunction with my favorite mascara. Once the eyelashes are coated, separated and elongated with this wand, (and after they dry) I go over my lashes with a brush that adds volume. No need for falsies and the trouble of the glue or magnetic eyeliner wearing off.