No7 Stay Perfect Mascara

This review is for the version that comes in the gold tube.
I wanted *so* badly to like this, since my super-oily skin is notorious for dissolving mascara almost on contact. Tubing formulas work better than anything else, and my motivation for trying this one was the hope that it would be just as good as blinc, but less expensive.
It *is* less expensive, but I found it *terribly* clumpy …Read more

I picked this mascara (in the gold tube) up from Target for under $10. I had never tried a tubing mascara and decided I would see if it would work on my sparse, small and dull lashes. I figured the smaller brush applicator would work well since most are way too big for my smaller eyes. I see so many positive reviews but mine was the opposite:(

This mascara is not buildable so if you …Read more

I went from being afraid of mascara (thanks oily eyelids) to embracing it thanks to Boots No 7 tubing mascara. For years I tried pretty much every single waterproof mascara and I would always end up with raccoon eyes. I was seriously considering getting lash extensions but I wanted something that I could choose to wear whenever I wanted.

Enter Boots No 7 tubing mascara. I decided to …Read more

This review is for the tubing version of Boots No.7 Stay Perfect Long-Lasting Volume mascara - in the gold tube.

This is the first drugstore tubing mascara that I have found that is worthwhile, and it's at a great price so I recommend huntng it down. This mascara goes on wet, so you do have to take a little time and keep stroking to build up the lashes as it dries. The brush is …Read more

I have always worn drugstore mascara. The past couple of years I have worn only tubing mascara because otherwise there are never ending smears. I have worn L'OREAL, NYX, and Boots. NYX is by far the worst. The wand is awful. Boots and L'ORÉAL have completely different wands, neither very good, and I was satisfied equally with them. None of them had a particularly great formula but I …Read more

I am a long time user of blinc tubing mascaras. I am so glad tubing mascaras were invented as they are a must for my oily lids. I tried the L'oreaI tubing mascara years ago and found it very dull and sort of grayish even in the darkest color. So I gave up on finding a drugstore replacement. I heard about the boots version as decided to try as it is less than half the price of blinc. I am …Read more

This is the first tubing mascara I've ever used that removes as claimed--with warm water and a bit of pressure--and comes off completely on the first go. This is a very nice mascara that now comes packaged in a fairly bulky gold plastic tube (I hate bulky mascara tubes--they're just showy and waste room in my makeup case). The formula is fairly wet, but it applies easily and didn't …Read more

I read on a blog that a layer of tubing mascara over your regular mascara will prevent smudging. I recently bought Maybelline full n' soft, and loved the mascara except for the smudging. I bought this to layer over, and it has worked out well.

I just put one layer of Maybelline, then one layer of No7 mascara, my eyelashes are defined, separated, lengthened, and have some volume …Read more

If you have sensitive eyes, this is the mascara for you.

After a few tubes of Clinique Lash Power gave me wimpy lashes and irritated eyes, I finally got a clue and searched for something else. I have always thought "you get what you pay for" was incredibly true with cosmetics, but even Chanel has irritated my eyes.

This time, I came across No7 Stay Perfect (which …Read more

Update: My 1st tube was dried out. I took that one back and got a different tube and totally different findings. It's a very wet application and my curl almost doesn't stand up to it. It leaves my lashes looking defined and kind of spidery. I have to use a lash comb to separate my lashes. And it is hard to remove. Had flakes coming off 2-3 days later.

This reminds me of …Read more