Profile Meirie Jacobson

Meirie discussed the Lash Lifter Mini Comb by Almost Famous in their video review. They mentioned that they had previously talked about it in another video and were now showing it in action. Meirie applied a glitter shade called butterfly by Jason Wu on top of a lighter green shade. They let it sit for a minute and then used a fluffy blending brush to remove any excess glitter. They mentioned that they have contacts and are concerned about glitter getting in their eyes. They planned to test the wearability of the product during a night out for their grandma's birthday. Overall, the review provided a glimpse into the application process and the potential issue of glitter fallout for those with contacts.

The Lash Lifter Mini Comb by Almost Famous was reviewed by Meirie in a video. Meirie mentioned using the product in conjunction with the MAC Stacked Mascara. She noted that the mascara had clumped her lashes together, but she didn't want to wash her face, so she used the Lash Lifter Mini Comb to separate and fan out her lashes. Meirie demonstrated using the comb both on top and underneath her lashes. Overall, the product seemed to effectively separate and lift her lashes, addressing the clumping issue caused by the mascara. However, it is worth noting that Meirie did not provide any information on the ease of use or durability of the comb.

The Lash Lifter Mini Comb by Almost Famous is highly recommended by Meirie in their video review. Meirie mentions that their eyelashes are long but sparse, and they haven't been keeping up with their serum. However, when using the Maybelline's Gaha mascara, they found that the mini comb effectively separated their lashes, even though the mascara was wet and clumpy. Meirie plans to purchase another comb to have one in their bathroom and one in their purse for convenience. As someone who only wears mascara, they find this comb perfect for separating lashes. Overall, the Lash Lifter Mini Comb by Almost Famous is a useful tool for achieving well-separated lashes, especially for those who prefer a natural look with just mascara.