The Loch Ness Monster Likes Makeup Too

I'm not a person who usually gets excited about mascara, but when I saw that Maybelline was releasing their Snapscara, I was immediately intrigued. If you haven't seen the ads, this is billed as a "washable" mascara, meaning that you can take it off with water. It also claims to be raccoon-eye free , which is pretty exciting. My impression is that it was designed to be an "easy to use" mascara, no mess, no hassle, and easy to remove. It comes in four different shades for $7.99 each.  This mascara really caught my attention, so, when I saw it at Ulta, I decided to pick it up. I grabbed two shades: Pitch Black and Black Cherry, which is kind of a red-brown color. I've been using both for weeks, and I'm ready to share my review. First of all, I think this is a great concept for a mascara. Everyone who wears makeup knows that mascara can be messy and difficult to remove, and so many people don't want to deal with that. I think Maybelline wan

When it comes to makeup remover wipes, I'm often a little reluctant to try new products. I have my favorites (the Coconut Cleansing Wipes by Yes To), and I don't often stray away from them. However, I've been hearing one of my favorite YouTubers--Samantha March--talk about the  Patchology Clean AF Cleansing Wipes for a long time now, and I finally decided to try them. I picked up a four pack of the wipes (big commitment, I know). I've almost gone through one whole pack now, and I have some thoughts to share, so let's dive into the review! First of all, let's chat about price. Each packet of these wipes is $5, which I think is pretty reasonable. There's only 15 wipes in each packet, which seems like a below average number to me. However, they are affordable, so I can look past that. Now, let's chat about the actual product. I think these wipes are really good at removing makeup; they cut through makeup with very little scrubbing or wiping. Th