MilleFee 金属刷睫毛膏（01 黑色）

It's easy to apply without clumping! The metal brush lets you remove just the amount you need, making it easy to apply to your eyelashes. Even if the brush gets dirty, you can wipe it clean, which I personally think is a big plus for maintaining hygiene. It comes in a variety of colors, so I'd like to buy other colors as well.

It makes your eyes look clearer. The metal brush makes it easy to wipe clean even if it gets dirty, which is a great point. By moving the brush back and forth in the liquid several times, you can get a generous amount of makeup.

It's easy to apply without clumping, and if you apply it thoroughly from the roots, it will stay in place until the evening! However, if you apply it to the lower lashes, it will bleed into the under-eye bags and look like a panda.

I was attracted to the color and purchased 03 Pink Brown. I've almost finished it. This was my first time using a metal comb mascara, and it's surprisingly easy to use. I feel like the liquid doesn't get on my eyelids. It applies easily to the lower lashes and the fine hairs at the inner and outer corners of my eyes. I thought it would be difficult, but since it doesn't clump, it's actually quite easy. The pink brown color is gentle and creates a cute, airy look. With colored mascara, a lighter shade creates a more airy look but undercuts the lashes, while a darker shade obscures the essential color—that's the tricky part. I felt this pink brown was right on the border between creating a soft, airy look and undercutting the lashes. It creates a warm, gentle vibe, and while I wish it was a little darker, it was just about manageable. (But it's cute.) The pink brown is lighter, so you can see the difference quite clearly, but the finish is natural, not exactly understated, so I felt like black might have been less satisfying. I curl my eyelashes, so I can't tell how well it keeps the curl. I think it's better to have a remover when removing it. Also, with regular brush-type mascara, you can tell when the liquid is almost gone, but with metal comb mascara, it's hard to tell by looking at it whether it's on the comb or the brush, so I thought it might be hard to tell how much liquid is left or how much is left. Huh? I thought there was still some left, but then I suddenly thought maybe it was all gone... Maybe it's because it's my first time using metal comb mascara? Well, it was okay. I used it up normally, but I don't particularly want to buy it again. I also bought mascara remover, but I preferred the remover.

It lifts your lashes from the roots and doesn't get on your skin. I recommend it over brush-type products.