Dior Diorshow New Look Mascara Review

I have the diorshow extase which I absolutely love, it's my holy grail. So I though I just had to try the original. I have to say, for it's price, it's no stunner. The formula is quite thin, so I needed about two coats to really build up the volume. Also because of it's slightly runny formula, it didn't hold a curl for my lashes. This is one of the first check boxes for me since I've pathetically straight eyelashes that are invisible unless they're curled. I have to manually hold my lashes up in a curl for a while after I apply this to try and get them to retain their curl. The good thing is this brush is huge and has lots of bristles, which really do coat every single eyelash. There's no clumping whatsoever and it feels pretty lightweight. It doesn't smudge throughout the day and removes easily at night with a remover wipe. Not sure if it's just me but this smells like english tea (ok probably just me). This is one of the better mascaras that I've had, but it's not my top three. And for its price, I'm a little disappointed (especially after trying extase). Probably won't buy again.

This mascara is probably the best mascara I have used so far. I love it. Although it is pricier than my normal brands, it's well worth it if you want va va volume. Unlike many mascaras I have tried, I didn't need to apply several coats to get the kind of lush lashes that make men go weak at the knees. I bought the blue and loved the colour, it wasn't navy (thank goodness), but it wasn't screaming bright either. I loved everything about it actually; it smelt good, wasn't clumpy, the brush makes it super easy to apply,and it doesn't stick all of your lashes together.