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Benefit’s Roller Lash Mascara

There is a lot of hype over Benefit’s Roller Lash Macara*! Ahead of it’s launch, I received a very exciting surprise parcel arrived a few days ago from the BeneBabes at Benefit Cosmetics. I got a bright pink vanity case which contained some eye products, a pink heart shaped mirror and a personalised sleeping mask. There was also a copy of ELLE Magazine with a luxe sample of Benefit’s soon-to-launch mascara, Roller Lash
Benefit have been putting teasers out on social media for many weeks now. It was announced at the end of last year that they would be launching a new product and beauty bloggers who got an exclusive preview called it a ‘game changer’. That’s exciting, right?! Everyone loves a game changer! 

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Last week, Benefit revealed that the very product they were talking about was a new mascara, Roller Lash, and that ELLE Magazine was going to offer it as an exclusive free gift for those who wanted to be the first to try it. 
The copies of the magazine are selling out really quickly, but if you get a come across the latest issue of ELLE Mag with Kiera Knightly on the front cover, grab a copy and you can trial Roller Lash before it is launches in March 2015.
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It hooks, rolls, lifts and curls!

At this point, I bet you’re wondering what’s so special about this mascara and why it is set to be a ‘game changer’? Every aspect of Benefit’s Roller Lash is inspired by old-school velcro hair rollers. (This is visibly more obvious in packaging design of the full size version. 
The free gift included in Elle Mag is a luxe size sample). The function of the brush on this mascara is that it hooks and rolls your eyelashes just like old fashioned hair rollers – no heat required. Thanks to the clever design of the brush and the unique formula, it hooks, lifts and curls you lashes all on it’s own!
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I’ve been trying it for the past few days and upon first impression, I am impressed. I can confirm that it DOES lift the eyelashes and opens up your eyes. The thing is though, my eyelashes are very straight (Chinese girl problems) so I don’t experience the curl effect from this mascara.
But I have seen it do it’s curly thing on other women’s eyelashes, so I’m not at all skeptical about the unique selling point of this beauty product. I just have very straight lashes which aren’t blessed with a natural curve, but as the mascara lifts the lash hairs in an upwards direction, I can still get away without using an eyelash curler. It’s clump-free and stays curled/lifted all day too!
As well as curling, Roller Lash also lengthens but it doesn’t add as much volume as I’d like. As I don’t have that many lashes, I tend to favour the volume effect mascaras, but Roller Lash is quite the novelty and it has been very well received by many that have tried it. If you want flirty lashes, the free gift sample that comes with the March issue of ELLE Magazine (£4) is definitely worth trying.
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Benefit’s Roller Lash is priced at £19.50.
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27 thoughts on “A Mascara The Hooks, Rolls, Lifts and Curls!

  1. I pre ordered elle THREE TIMES and they didn't send it out or send another email so I am absolutely gutted for wasting my money, as with these things you really need to give them a go. I absolutely love benefit but they can be hit and miss xx

    BlondeOfCarbs♥

  2. Sounds ALOT like Maybellines The Falsies which has a similar effect, curling and lifting the lashes on application – one of my favourite 'going out' mascaras. It really makes my lashes look much fuller too, I still give them a curl but the overall effect has always impressed me!

    Sarah 🙂
    Saloca in Wonderland

  3. My friend told me about this and said herself it seemed good, I didn't know much about it until I read your blog! Really intrigued me, will be purchasing Elle to give it a go myself.
    Your photos show the product well too btw 🙂

  4. I tried it today for the first time and loved it. My lashes are quite long and like you said yours are, mine are straight. Although they seemed to curl quite nicely with this! Can't decide whether it tops they're real though!

    xx

  5. I feel you on the straight Chinese lashes… I've yet to find a really good mascara for reasonable prices (the price difference between here and over there is ridiculous, it can get up to 10 dollars more) that CURLS my lashes. This mascara sounds promising, but I don't think it's something for me (and it's not like I can afford a 20 pound mascara being a poor student lol).

  6. Hmm! As amazing as it sounds, I don't know if I would spend £20 on it! There are a few mascaras who have the same wand that are way cheaper; however you did say that the wand shape on the full sized version may be different so I'll have to wait and see! Great photography as always xxxx

  7. I got my mini with Elle magazine and used it for the first time yesterday. Really liked it! I like to wait a couple weeks with mascara to really test them out as they dry out a bit (I usually like them more after a couple of weeks for some reason!)

    Not sure I love it as much as 'They're Real' though, don't know how a mascara could top that one for me!!

    http://www.kathorrocks.com

  8. The last Benefit mascara I tried (along with everyone else in the country) was the They're Real! which was super disappointing, I was pretty hesitant to buy anything from the brand after that. This mascara might the perfect way to ease back into Benefit. Lovely review x

    lipstickandsandwiches.blogspot.com

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