“My eyelashes have gained 6 mm in length”: this lifting and lengthening mascara has just arrived at Sephora and risks wreaking havoc

There are mascaras that you recognize at first glance. A tube, a more or less thick brush and this little wrist gymnastics that you repeat mechanically in front of the mirror. Then there are the ones that make you look at their applicator twice before you understand how you’re going to use it.

Its curved, comb-shaped brush contrasts with the classic applicator and immediately sets the tone: here, the goal is not to load the lashes to the point of making them disappear under the material. It’s all about length, separation and a lifted effect that maintains a natural appearance.

REFY Lash Sculpt, a mascara for 24 euros that replaces the classic brush with a comb

Sold for 24 euros for 10 ml, Lash Sculpt is firstly based on a fairly simple bias: better control the way the mascara is deposited on each eyelash. REFY has therefore abandoned the large traditional brush in favor of a curved applicator with small teeth.

Its curvature accompanies the line of the eyelashes while the comb allows them to be grabbed from the roots to the tips. The lashes are separated just as the formula coats them. It is precisely this mechanism that should avoid the famous morning scenario: two coats of mascara, three eyelashes glued together and five additional minutes spent trying to repair the damage.

The interest becomes even more obvious if you prefer defined makeup with very voluminous effects. Lash Sculpt seeks to visually stretch the eyelash fringe rather than excessively thickening it. The expected result therefore remains clear and refined, with individualized eyelashes that appear longer and lifted.

The shape of the applicator necessarily requires you to modify your habits a little. Rather than sweeping the lashes with a large brush, you can use the comb from root to tip and let its teeth gradually separate the hairs. The curved part helps follow the shape of the eye and work the different areas with more precision.

The gesture also deserves to be given a few seconds during the first uses. A brush this different doesn’t necessarily handle like the one that’s been lying around in your makeup bag for months. Once the position is found, the objective is to comb the eyelashes while lifting them, without unnecessarily multiplying the strokes.

A lightweight formula designed to lengthen eyelashes without making them sticky

An original brush wouldn’t be of much use if the formula immediately glued back together the lashes it had just separated. REFY therefore combines its applicator with a light and modular texture intended to gradually deposit the material.

You can work on the intensity without looking for a thick layer right away. This is a detail that matters if you like the “my eyelashes, but better” effect: the mascara must remain visible, while leaving the fringe of eyelashes legible and well separated.

The pigmented formula is also designed to limit transfer, smudging and flaking throughout the day. Mascara therefore aims for this compromise that is sometimes difficult to obtain: fixing the eyelashes sufficiently to maintain their shape without giving them that rigid appearance which appears when too much material dries on them.

REFY relies on two vegetable waxes for this. Carnauba wax and candelilla wax help sculpt and set eyelashes. They accompany the work carried out by the comb: the applicator places and separates, while the formula helps maintain the result.

Lash Sculpt doesn’t just play the makeup card. Its composition also includes vitamin E, chosen to help nourish eyelashes and promote their appearance. Panthenol rounds out the formula to help strengthen and condition them.

This association takes on its full meaning on a product worn for several hours. Mascara remains above all a makeup product, but its formula incorporates skincare ingredients where other references mainly focus their efforts on pigment, volume or fixation.

Which lashes can REFY Lash Sculpt Mascara really work for?

This is probably the most interesting question before spending 24 euros. Lash Sculpt does not seek to transform a few eyelashes into extremely dense fringes like false eyelashes. His specialty lies elsewhere: definition, length and separation.

If your lashes tend to stick together when you layer, its curved comb directly addresses this problem. Each little tooth helps distribute formula while maintaining visible separation. Same logic if you already have a nice natural density and you especially want to draw each eyelash better.

It may also suit those who find certain mascaras too heavy. Its modular texture allows you to adjust the result according to the desire of the day. One pass may be enough to look for light definition, while the material can be worked on more when you want to accentuate the look.

To take advantage of the shape of the brush, place the applicator as close as possible to the root then gently move up to the ends. The goal is not to multiply the rapid movements, but to let the comb catch the eyelashes and separate them. You can then emphasize the ends to visually accentuate the length.

This is ultimately where Lash Sculpt most clearly asserts its identity. REFY did not just modify the formula or the size of an already known brush: the brand has redesigned the object which comes directly into contact with the eyelashes. At 24 euros for 10 ml, this mascara is especially aimed at you if your priority is not to accumulate volume, but to obtain a sharper fringe, stretched and worked eyelash after eyelash.