As you can see from my before and after photos, there is a lot of difference, my lashes are invisible without mascara, I don’t have many lashes, they are thin and short, so while my after picture is never going to be amazing compared to other girls, it certainly makes a lot of difference to me and really opens my eyes up.

This is a great comparison, I've been hearing so much about both of these as the wand really does seem similar. I got mine as a sample with Elle UK magazine and the full size is being release at the end of February. Honestly, I think my photos speak for themselves – you can clearly see how Roller Lash has lifted and lightly curled my lashes (especially in contrast to my non-mascara eye), making for eyes that look brighter, wider and more awake. If you follow me on any of my social media’s ( Facebook, Twitter, Instagram…) then you’ve probably noticed how quiet I’ve been. One other interesting thing to note with this mascara is that the expiration date is 6 months after purchasing.I have extremely pathetic eye lashes as you can see from the photograph below, they are really short and sparse and not the best at all.

I have long, long lashes but they are stick straight and require much curling to get them to peep up. Please excuse the lower quality and any inconsistences as I was taking these photos just while getting ready. Benefit’s Roller Lash mascara sets your lashes in place for up to 12 hours, I can confirm that this isn’t just spiel, my eyelashes were still perfectly curled by the time that I reached my nest (AKA bed).There seems to be too much product loading on the brush but that's probably because I didn't know anything about the scrapey thing that it has. Only reviews that feature the label "Verified Review" have been checked to ensure that the author actually used or purchased the product. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

I’ve loved They’re Real since it came out and have since gone through 2 full sized tubes of it and 2 mini tubes, so I decided to try this out to see how it compares. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Rachel Read and Through The Looking Glass with appropriate and specific direction to the original content.

A good jet black and the formula is not too wet, dry, thick or thin but has a creamy consistency that is easy to work with. The play on words with curlers for your hair isn’t even cheesy because I would totally say the oomph factor of this mascara vs.

But if I remember right, I think They’re Real was more about defining the lashes while Roller Lash is more about volume. Being a natural redhead myself I have quite fair lashes, so it’s important for me to get right down to the base when applying mascara, which Roller Lash does perfectly. I then start from the root of my lashes and wiggle wiggle until I get to the tips then I move onto my bottom lashes.It's great for everyday wear as it gets the job done in a jiffy - a real bonus when you're in a rush in the morning! I like mascaras pretty much based solely on the wand – I feel like the formula doesn’t matter if you don’t have a good brush on the end to use with it. The skinny wand and bristles also makes it super easy to comb through both top and bottom lashes without smudging it on the lids. The brush is made from rubber and has tiny hooks, just like the ones on hair rollers, that are designed to lift the lashes at the base and force them to curl upwards. By the end of the day, it smudged under my eyes, and it's hard to get off, (not only under the eye, but in general).