Tarte tartelette XL tubing mascara – Lash Extensions in a Tube with Peptide, Vitamin E & B5, Extra Length & Volume, Longwear, Smudge-Proof, Easy to…

This is my first time using tubing mascara so I wasn’t sure if I’d like it. I actually love it! The mascara tube itself is pretty heavy and good quality- the brush is made of plastic and has very fine bristles to help the mascara not clump. It lengthens with one coat. I tend to do 2 coats and it almost looks like a have extensions. Ive tried it with a base of regular mascara also. It definitely helps with volume. Removing the tubing mascara is something I have to get used to- warm water removes it from your lashes but it does tend to make a mess and stick to your face. But it still is my new go- to for great lashes

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I’ve tried hundreds of mascaras—from drugstore staples to viral hits like the Glossier Lash Slick—and nothing compares to this when it comes to length without clumps.
I’m not kidding: the Tartelette XL Tubing Mascara delivers clean, separated, dramatic lashes every single time. If you’re someone who’s constantly battling smudging, clumps, or lashes that stick together, this mascara is your holy grail.
✅ What I Love:
Zero clumps—even with multiple coats
Incredible length that looks natural but defined
Tubing formula removes like a dream—no scrubbing, no raccoon eyes, just warm water and the little tubes slide right off
Doesn’t flake or smudge throughout the day
⚠️ What to Know:
It’s not super volumizing like L’Oréal Voluminous or similar—but to me, volume often = clumps, so I’ll gladly take the trade-off for clean, defined lashes
👁️ How I Use It:
I swipe on 2-3 coats, letting it dry briefly in between, and it builds up beautifully. Perfect for everyday wear or layering for a more dramatic effect. And it holds a curl really well for a tubing formula.

Best tubing mascara I’ve found and love the brown color. Only downside is it’s easy to get too much on your lashes and then they stick together. It’s like the wand might be too thin for the tube? Doesn’t stop me from using it, I just dab the wand on a tissue before application. Other note is when you wash your face, it comes off in little tubes. Which makes for easy removal with no smudge left on your face but causes a mess in your sink with all this little tubes everywhere.

I started getting into tubing mascara about a year or two ago as I feel like they caused less damage to my lashes personally. This is a great mascara. There’s not as much flaking as with some other mascara that I’ve used, which is really nice The tube definitely has some weight to it. It’s some kind of metal which is very nice so it looks like and expensive and it definitely feels nice especially for the $30 that it cost. The formula is really great and it does slide off easily with warm water, which is really great. The one is nice. It does separate well but if you’re trying to do more than one or two coats, it does get pretty chunky and does not separate well after those one or two coats so I would recommend maybe a Lash separator if you have one if you like the thicker look. It does help along lashes as well. (first two pictures are with no mascara third fourth and fifth picture is curled with two coats for reference )