Mascara that Survives a 12-Hour Flight


Reader

I admit it: I’m one of those girls who does her makeup for a flight. I like to take plane selfies, okay?

But I used to land looking like I’d been crying for 8 hours. Then I started using Lancôme High Definition Mascara — $28 on Amazon or at department stores.

Here’s why it works:

  • Sleek wand helps you apply a thin layer of product
  • No flakes after 12 hours
  • Eye-mask approved

Apply before your flight. Land in Tokyo, still perfect.

This mascara also has a travel size version for $13!

Just a warning: It washes off easily when you apply water (which I love) so don’t cry on the airplane.


What travel mascara do you swear by? Reply to this email and tell me what to try next.

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