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2. The 25 Best Mascaras for Instant Volume, Length, and Lift

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   Essence Bye Bye Panda Eyes Tubing Mascara $5 Buy Now . CoverGirl The Super Sizer Fibers Mascara. Best Drugstore Lengthening Mascara. Type: Lengthening Size: .4oz. Colors: Very black, brown, black ...

3. I Asked an Eye Doc Why My Eyes *Always* Tear Up From Mascara

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   The clean version of CoverGirl’s iconic Lash Blast mascara, this drugstore mascara favorite pumps up the volume without parabens, sulfates, talc, or mineral oil. Instead, the sensitive eye ...

4. Woman claims CoverGirl mascara caused her to lose eyelashes

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   Women apply mascara expecting it to give them long, luscious lashes -- not to cause them to fall out. One Florida woman told ABC she found this out the hard way after using CoverGirl's Bombshell ...

5. America's Next Top Model season 10 - Wikipedia

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   The remaining three contestants were put to the test when they had to shoot a commercial and a photoshoot for CoverGirl LashBlast Mascara. It was revealed that the winner of the cycle would have her ad on a billboard in Times Square. During the commercial, all of the contestants struggled with their lines, but still managed to look like real ...

6. America's Next Top Model season 13 - Wikipedia

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   The final two girls meet with cycle 12 winner Teyona Anderson before filming their CoverGirl LashBlast commercials and shooting their ads. Nicole was lauded for a good photo shoot, but was lambasted for a "snotty" performance in her commercial; Laura was praised for overcoming dyslexia in her commercial, but was criticized for lack of ...

7. CoverGirl - Wikipedia

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   CoverGirl is an American cosmetics brand founded in Maryland, United States, by the Noxzema Chemical Company. It was acquired by Procter & Gamble in 1989, and later acquired by Coty, Inc. in 2016. [ 1 ]