Free Clinique Mascara Trade-In!

The time has come, BWA-ers, Clinique is running a special promotion for 2 weeks, between the 15th-29th of April where you can swap any full-sized mascara for a deluxe 4 week sample.

The best part?

You get to trade in ANY crusty, clumpy or crappy mascara that you might have (yep, that was totally unintentional alliteration).

It doesn’t even need to be from Clinique, it can be full, used, or half-empty and all you need to do rock up to one of their partipating Myer and David Jones counters (see flyer below) and walk away with a shiny new tube of mascara in your hot little hands. If you are going out of your way to participate in this promotion, I suggest calling the counter ahead to confirm that there is stock available, as this promotion is only until stocks last.

You have the option of trialling one of three types of mascara:

-Clinique High Impact Mascara, RRP $38

My personal favourite. This is an oldie-but-a-goodie, I love the volumising formula, intense black shade and smudge-free formula. If you are new to the world of Clinique Mascara – I would highly recommend this one as it has been proven to be very popular amongst make-up enthusiasts, bloggers and professional artists alike. The brush is super dense and it’s great for catch all those small pesky lashes.

-Clinique High Impact Curling Mascara, RRP $38

This is the upgraded version of the previous ‘High Impact’ mascara, with a focus on curl (obviously!). I didn’t find this mascara to give much of difference in terms of curl, as my lashes are morbidly resistant and insist on being dead straight even if I use an eyelash curler. However, if you adore curling mascaras, this one is sure to impress with it’s clump-free and light formula.

-Clinique High Lengths Mascara. RRP $38

This mascara features an angular comb wand, that looks more like a torture-apparatus than something to make your peepers pop. Don’t be fooled, ladies. This one is brilliant for girls who want more of a lengthened look, as the comb is perfect for delivering fluttering eyelashes. I recommend to ladies who are already mascara junkies as opposed to mascara beginners, as the wand can be a bit tricky to manouvre.

Whoever said that ‘you can’t get something for nothing’ obviously didn’t know where to look.

Mark it in your diaries, BWA-ers!
Which mascara do you plan to pick up?

Jenny xxx

Images: Clinique Australia Facebook