FAIRYDROPS Hyper Quattro Mascara

ㆍThe cleansing was comfortable Since it's a film-type, it was much easier to cleanse compared to waterproof types. ㆍNo problem with rubbing As someone who has the habit of rubbing their eyes, I rubbed my eyes a bit more than usual since this was my first time using something on my eyes. But there was nothing coming off on my hands. When I checked in the mirror, there was no smudging either. ㆍ4-ball structure I didn't know why the 4-ball structure was an advantage, but when I tried using a regular mascara wand, I understood... I won't go on, but make sure to check if the mascara has a 4-ball structure when purchasing.

ㆍDifficult to control length After applying once or twice, I'd wonder if I should apply a bit more, and then end up applying too much. ㆍDifficult to control amount The end part has too much product, while the part near the handle has too little, so one side of my lashes gets coated heavily while the other side barely gets any. ㆍSticks to skin or droops I'm not sure if it's because my lashes are naturally long, but after curling and applying, dots would appear on my eyelids, and if I applied without curling, it would droop down.

✔️ Pros? Cons? ㆍDries too quickly Actually, it doesn't stick to the skin even if I don't blink for tens of seconds. But once it's on, I have to remove it quickly before it dries, which is difficult... But since it dries quickly, it's okay to rub it... This is a con but also a pro in a way. ▪️Overall ㆍIt's for beginners, but decide beforehand how long you want your lashes to be.

The design is quite pretty... But other than that, I'm not too sure about the advantages.

I've tried two products, one in blue and one in red. Neither of them are particularly satisfactory. The common drawbacks of the two products are: 1. The applicator head is too thick -> Difficult to apply precisely, hard to control the amount, clumping occurs 2. The initial amount that comes out is too much With the thick applicator head and the large amount that comes out, I think these products would be quite challenging for beginners to use. The red product also seems to be inferior in performance compared to the blue one. It clumps up a lot, the amount is uncontrollable, and with the thick head, the product itself also tends to droop. This makes it apply messily. The product seems to have a lot of volume, but it doesn't get neatly organized in one go, so I think beginners would just end up with a sloppy application. Both products, but especially the red one, seem more suitable for special occasion makeup or highlighting, rather than daily use.