I could probably live to the sexy and exciting age of 126 and still not have the opportunity to test out every mascara out there...to THIS date! It seems like every make-up line has at least 5 different types of mascaras in each line they offer. Multiply that by the number of companies there are and then divide...okay, my heading is starting to be clouded by numbers. If I had these types of mathematical problems while I was serving my 5 year bid at The University of Memphis then maybe I would have been a lot happier while rushing to math class.

Anyway, I am a loyal chica, especially when it comes to make-up. If a product has my beauty "back", then I will scrimp and save to make sure that I always have it in stock. However, I do get an itch to try something new every now and then, especially when I am prancing around the make-up aisle of my favorite drugstore, Walgreens. 

While blowing time while waiting for my prints to develop yesterday, I helpless wondered into the make-up aisle and started to look through the volumous rows of mascaras. So, I did an "inney, minney, miny, moe" and grabbed Max Factor's Stretch and Separate in Rich Black. I was a little apprehensive, because I hate to see the face of my loyal macs Maybelline(everyday use) and Dior Show(special occasions) when I put a "foreign" mascara next to them.

Today, I opted to start Max Factor in the make-up regimen line up and bench Maybelline. Despite the heartbreak of not cracking open May, I was more than pleased with the results. This mascara did exactly what the package said, "stretch and separate". Not a clumped lash in sight and my favorite, very natural! It made my lashes look naturally long and individually separated. Love it! I give Max Factor's Stretch and Separate 4/5 stars and a wink. I highly recommend this mascara, especially as a everyday product.

Stay Stylish!