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0% Nickel -
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Allergy Certified
Description
Grand Danois Double Duo - Black contains 2 Grand Danois Mascara Black – perfect for those who want an extra mascara on hand or desire extra value. The mascaras are fragrance-free, vegan, and allergy-friendly, providing maximum volume, beautiful separation, and a long-lasting result.
Grand Danois Mascara Black delivers full lashes from the first stroke. It coats each individual lash, creating an intense, dramatic look with maximum volume.
The latex-free rubber brush precisely separates the lashes without clumping and ensures an even result. The mascara is tear-proof, doesn't flake, and doesn't smudge, keeping lashes beautiful all day.
The set contains 2 x 9 ml Grand Danois Mascara Black.
Application
Start at the roots of the lashes and move the brush towards the tips with "wiggling" movements. Repeat to build volume. Start by applying one layer for naturally full lashes or multiple layers for an intense volume effect without clumps.
Ingredients
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More about our Mascara
We answer your most frequently asked questions.
Is there nickel or latex in our mascara?
All our mascaras contain less than one millionth of nickel (less than 1 ppm). This amount is considered safe to use, even for people with nickel allergy.
All our mascaras are also completely free of latex.
How do you remove our mascara?
You can remove our mascara with water during a shower, regular Micellar Water, or another gentle makeup remover.
What does it mean that it's tear-resistant?
Our tear-proof mascara is for those who want an extra long-lasting mascara that is not necessarily waterproof. It will not smudge if you cry or cycle against the wind and have watery eyes. It is also good for pollen allergy sufferers who experience watery eyes during peak season. A Sandstone Mascara would be a very good choice here.
Is our mascara tested on animals?
The short answer is no. Our products are not tested on animals, nor are the ingredients. Furthermore, it is illegal in the EU according to legislation.
