What it is:
A volumizing, water- and sweat-resistant mascara with a brush so unique it is patented in Japan.

What it does:
This do-it-all mascara is blended with fiber to give you lush, doll-like lashes. The unique brush catches even the tiniest lashes, defines, lengthens, and provides all-day curl.

What it is formulated WITHOUT:
- Sulfates
- Synthetic Fragrances
- Synthetic Dyes
- Phthalates
- GMOs
- Triclosan

What else you need to know:
FAIRYDROPS mascara was created by Japanese TV personality Aya Yasuda. Realizing that the eyes are the secret to making a great impression, she was inspired to create a new mascara wand that is now patented in Japan. The Scandal Queen formula is available exclusively in the U.S.

Price: $24 USD
Where to buy: Sephora
Size: 7.2 mL

I just don’t get it… There are so many positive reviews for this mascara on Sephora and this is allegedly “Japan’s #1 selling mascara”. I have straight lashes that point downwards, which also happens to be a common trait among many Asian women. Considering that, I would have thought that a popular mascara in a country where the majority of the population are Asian would address that problem. This mascara just immediately took the curl out of my lashes. I really don’t understand how so many people claim that this mascara curls… If you’ve seen my other mascara reviews you would know that my lashes are capable of looking much much better than this. When I read the reviews about how this mascara is the best thing ever, I think to myself, “WTF are you really serious???”.

This mascara just sucks. Bad.

I like the curved shape of the brush because it coats my lashes better.

Curled lashes

1 coat of Scandal Queen…