Intro
The latest mascara that I had been using for a while was Revlon’s Multiplier Mascara. It is a really good mascara that does not clump and provides long lasting effect.
I have another favourite of the Revlon brand which is the Makeup Revolution Lashes, which I use whenever I want to make my eyes look bigger and more beautiful.
However, both of these products are quite long-lasting and if you keep using them regularly you will hardly notice any changes in your appearance. So any new product would always be a welcome addition to your makeup bag.
However, this time around I have some brand new product to try out and with all these new products flooding the market these days, it is quite exciting to try out something different and innovative!
I am sure you are mostly reading this blog post because you are interested in trying out this product too. That’s why I am writing this review post together with my friend, who loves beauty as much as me.
But just like me, you have probably not gotten used to trying out all those new products on your face every day so here we go: Let’s see how do this mascara works?
The Product
I have been a fan and user of revlon mascara for years. I do not like the intensity of the color or the way it feels on my lashes. I also do not like that it does not last as long as I would like. I also am very particular about my lashes, so even though this is a product that I have used for quite some time, I decided to write this review in hopes that someone else may find it helpful.
This is one of those reviews where you read all the details and don’t get too caught up in the stats (which I do at length; if you want to know more, go ahead and read the full review).
I will try to keep this post short and sweet. This review is based on three things:
• The quality of the product (this applies to any mascara product)
• My experience with it since first trying it (I have used many mascaras over time)
• How well it performed as expected over time (a common challenge with any beauty product)
What made this so interesting was two things: 1) how long ago I started using it and 2) how much improvement there has been in these years since then. Let me explain further:
There are plenty of good reviews out there about revlon mascara that talk about its pros and cons, but for me personally, none really stood out enough to warrant a review here — especially not when you consider how much enhancement has been made in recent years. This review will be broken down into three sections: 1) what worked well for me before, 2) what worked well for me after, 3) what did not work so well after but still gave a good result (I hope). In general terms, there were four big improvements over when I started using it: 1), 2), 3), 4). Each one had specific reasons why they occurred (and some weren’t exactly improvement). So let’s get right into them:
1.) What worked well before… It took some trial to figure out which formula was best for me over time — which formula should be worn more? Which should be left alone? Which should be applied more often? And which should be washed off? The answer is fairly simple: whatever came most naturally; whatever felt most comfortable. There were exceptions here — such as some formulas that provided little or no benefit — but generally speaking, any formula that felt “comfortable
Packaging, Appearance, and Feel
I used to have a very expensive mascara that was the best in the world and had been recommended by friends. I’d tell anyone who asked how they should buy it. I’d even go so far as to say that it was the only one worth buying.
The mascara would be so expensive that I couldn’t afford to waste money on any other product, including food and travel, let alone beauty products.
I was convinced of its superiority, but my friends found another brand with similar claims to be better than mine. So when my friend wanted me to come over and see what she had bought, I told her “I don’t think this is as good as yours, but if you want it you can have it.”
She asked why I hadn’t said anything. “It didn’t matter before: we were too busy working together so we didn’t need to spend any money on pretty things like this! Now we can afford them!”
What she hadn’t realized at the time was that this could be a form of marketing disguised as customer service, since she wasn’t paying any attention to how much it cost her in return for quality service that wasn’t available from any other company (or even from my own friends). She wanted something different from me and ended up spending more money than she expected on an item she didn’t need. She didn’t realize that in order for her new purchase to be worth anything for her (i.e., for me), it had to become a much better product than hers — the difference between good and great must become apparent without having to spend any money at all on advertising or marketing (which would have been ridiculous anyway). And even if she could afford it, there are other things for which we might not have enough money (like travel or food) or some version of good or great doesn’t exist (for example, most women wouldn’t want an eyelash curler!).
This is all part of making sure the value proposition stays fresh and relevant despite continuous improvements in technology: you can’t just keep tweaking your product based on how well people respond through direct feedback.. You need new incentives and new channels of communication, which means you will need more work than just tweaking your product based on feedback every few weeks or months…you need heavily invested time in making sure people keep coming back for more! Not
Product Performance on Eyes and Lashes
Product performance is critically important and a critical component of any product’s success. This includes financing, reputation, employee satisfaction, customer service and so on. But not all of these aspects can be measured using traditional metrics. The important thing to remember, though, is that both the product’s performance and the customer perception of it are critically important to achieving success (and probably should be tracked in a similar fashion).
This is where revlon multiplier mascara review comes in: the review comes from one of our truly passionate users who has used their revlon multiplier mascara for nearly a year. The reviewer has started with a full size sample and has been unable to find anything they dislike about it. They have also been able to successfully use it as an eye shadow dupe as well as a blush/lips-color combination several times over the past year.
The review is also color coded for easy reference:
Color #1 – Excellent
Color #2 – Good but could do better
Color #3 – Okay but could do better (or want more variety)
Color #4 – Not great but not bad either
Color #5 – Not good but not bad either (but still willing to try)
We hope this helps you learn how to create product reviews that really matter:
Final thoughts
Revlon’s Revlon Multiplier Mascara was my first ever mascara. I bought it in one of the drug stores that are next door to my school (which is about as far away from a salon as you can get). I remember looking at the price and thinking “what am I going to do with this?”. It only took me a few days to realize that it would be perfect for my every day look.
I saw some reviews on this product, so I decided to give it a try. The full review is below and if you want to know more about the product you can click here .
I really loved how easy it made my lashes to curl (though they are very natural looking). It also did a good job of adding volume and length, though perhaps not enough precision-wise. Still, if you want volume and length without spending lots of money, then this is your best choice.
And with that, we have completed our first ever post! I hope you had fun reading it — let us know what you thought by leaving any comments below or by contacting us at [email protected]