This mascara can be purchased at Dischem or Woolworths at R149.00

I really liked using this mascara.

It came in a black matte tube with a glossy purple lid ( purple being my favourite colour )

Firstly I'd like to state that I liked the outer design of this product.

Secondly I loved the mascara itself.

The brush itself wasn't too small, but also not huge. I'd say it was about medium. It also had tiny spaces between the bristles making it easier to apply to the shorter, harder to reach lashes undern underneath your eyes.

I'm very picky with my mascara brushes. I have really short lashes and this mascara helped seperate my lashes for a more fuller look without clumping them all up in one big piece.

Definitely a mascara worth trying.

Mascara is a beauty staple in even the most basic of makeup bags. It just seems to complete and polish a look.

Depending on your desired effect, it can take a while to find a mascara that does the job you want it to, while taking into account your natural lashes and the best way to show them off. I've found that since I naturally have long lashes, I like to define that length with thinner mascara formulas and precise wands. To that end, I cannot fault the Revlon Dramatic Definition Mascara.

It is a 'wet' formula; it's not tacky and so it rarely clumps. It's very black, probably my favourite feature of the mascara and it add serious length to my lashes. It is not a volumizer and so sometimes I feel as though my lashes do err on the "dolly" side but it's a look I personally really like. Another massive pro to this mascara is that it stays put - very often I'll see on myself and my friends that mascara shifts and creates oh-so-cute raccoon rings around the eyes, but this Revlon mascara doesn't budge. Surprisingly, it's actually not hard to remove. When I take it off I use my Garnier Micellar Water and it all comes off on a cotton pad.

I would definitely recommend this mascara should you want to add length and bold definition to your lashes.