Tubing mascara – also known as tubular mascara is based on a different principle than standard mascaras. It creates a physical cover around every eyelash to separate and highlight it. The result is long staying power and very easy removal at the same time!
Tubing mascara is a modern type of mascara which works a little differently than the standard mascaras we are used to. It wraps every eyelash with elastic polymers and creates a thin "tube" around it. This is exactly why it's sometimes referred to as tubular mascara.
Main advantages:
This is exactly why people often choose tubing mascara for sensitive eyes. It doesn't require strong make-up removers, and there's no need to rub your eyes when removing it. Contact lens wearers will also appreciate this.
At the same time, many women consider it the perfect mascara for everyday use—tubing mascara lasts all day, but can be easily removed in the evening with just warm water.
Just like standard mascaras, tubing mascara offers various effects.
Ideal for fine and shorter eyelashes. It creates the effect of long and separate eyelashes.
It makes eyelashes look thicker without making them stick together. The outcome is a more distinctive look, but the effect is still natural.
Technically speaking, it's not a standard waterproof mascara – but it does resist moisture, doesn't transfer and doesn't smudge.
Brown tubing mascara is a subtler alternative to classic black mascara. It is suitable for a natural make-up or light types. Blue tubing mascara is also popular – the blue shade is able to make eyes glow and add an interesting touch to your make-up.
Application is similar to that of classic mascara. Apply it in a zig-zag pattern from the roots to the ends of your eyelashes. Thanks to tubing technology, eyelashes stick together less and stay separated. For a more striking effect, you can apply a second layer before the first one dries.
Easy removal is one of tubing mascara's greatest advantages. You don't need an oil-based remover or strong make-up removers. All you need is warm water and gentle pressure from your fingers. When they come into contact with warm water, the “tubes” that have formed will begin to loosen and slide off your eyelashes in small pieces.
If you are looking for a good tubing mascara, focus particularly on brush type, the desired effect (volume or length) and pigment intensity.
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Browse through the offer of tubing mascaras at Notino, and choose the type that best fits your style as well as your eyes' needs. Maybe the tubing technology will transform your view of everyday make-up.


