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Miss Rose Professional Mascara
Miss Rose Professional Mascara
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If your lashes are short or sparse, a big, chunky mascara brush can be more frustrating than helpful. It smudges the lid and misses the tiny lashes in the corners. The Miss Rose Professional Mascara has a small brush that makes it easy to reach even the shortest lashes, and it's known for its lengthening and defining effect. Explore more in our Miss Rose mascaras collection.
It comes in Miss Rose's classic golden tube. The formula is water-based, which makes it easy to remove at the end of the day, a real plus if you wear mascara daily and don't want to rub your eyes with heavy removers.
Key Features & Benefits
- Lengthens and defines the lashes.
- Small brush that reaches short lashes.
- Water-based formula that's easy to remove.
- Classic golden tube.
- Great for daily wear.
How to Make Short Lashes Look Longer
- Curl: curl the lashes gently at the root.
- Start at the base: press the small brush right into the roots and wiggle it slightly.
- Pull to the tips: sweep slowly upwards so the formula extends past the natural tips.
- Corners: use the tip of the brush on the inner and outer corner lashes.
- Second coat: add it on the tips only for extra length.
Pro Tip
Look down into a mirror while you apply. It shows the roots clearly and stops you blinking mascara onto the lid.
Complete your routine: Finish the eyes with the Miss Rose 24H Big Eye Waterproof Liquid Eyeliner along the lash line, a wash of colour from the Miss Rose 35 Color Fashion Eye Shadow Palette, and the Miss Rose Water-Based Eyebrow Pen to frame the look.
Why Buy from MissRosePK.com
MissRosePK.com sells 100% original Miss Rose mascaras and delivers across Pakistan with cash on delivery.
FAQs
Is it good for short lashes?
Yes. The small brush makes it easy to reach even the shortest lashes.
Is it easy to remove?
Yes. It's a water-based formula that's easy to remove.
Does it lengthen or volumise?
It's known for its lengthening and defining effect.
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