Lash Fixation Length & Definition Tubing Mascara

Tubes, not paint

A tubing mascara does not coat lashes with a film that can smudge or flake; its polymers set into a flexible tube around each lash. The tubes hold the lash lifted and separated all day, resist smudging and humidity, and come off as tiny tubes when warmed with water, with no remover and no rubbing. That makes it the gentler choice for lash health and for sensitive eyes.

The conditioning half

Hydrogenated jojoba oil, keratin amino acids, a rice extract the brand calls its curl complex, and upcycled jackfruit extract sit in the formula to condition and help the lashes hold their curl.

The fit

Length and definition rather than volume. Longest Lash is the fibre mascara for thickness; Lash Fixation is for a clean, lifted, no-smudge day, and for anyone who has given up on mascara because of panda eyes.

Smudge-prone and watery eyes; contact-lens wearers and sensitive eyes, since it is ophthalmologist tested and needs no remover; straight or fine lashes that want lift and definition; and long days, humidity and workouts.

Worth knowing

Vegan, with synthetic rather than natural beeswax, wheat-free, soy-free, fragrance-free. Do not use an oil cleanser to remove it; oil interferes with the tubes. Warm water and gentle pressure is all it needs. Replace every three months.

Starting at the base, sweep the brush up through clean, dry lashes; add a second coat before the first sets for extra length. Do not layer over an oil-based mascara or primer.

To remove, hold a warm wet cloth or fingertips against closed lashes for ten seconds and slide downward; the tubes release whole. No remover needed.

Use alongside

After the Eye Pencil, before or after PureBrow Brow Gel. Remove with warm water before your usual cleanser rather than with a cleansing oil.