L'Oréal Paris Mega Volume Collagene mascara in Extra Black intensifies lashes with a deep black colour, adds volume, and according to the manufacturer also delivers a dramatic lengthening effect without clumping. It is suitable for anyone who wants to enhance the appearance of their lashes and is labelled as appropriate for sensitive eyes as well.

Key Benefits

The volumising brush is designed to richly coat each lash with liquid colour. The Extra Black shade delivers an extra black result, with its intensity enhanced by collagen pigments.

• Provides lashes with dramatic volume.
• Creates a striking lengthening effect.
• Leaves an extra black, clump-free look.
• The volumising brush coats individual lashes with colour.
• Suitable for sensitive eyes.
• The mascara is allergy-tested.
• Dermatologically and ophthalmologically tested.

Ingredients

The mascara's formula includes soluble collagen and atelocollagen. The collagen beads contained within can expand up to nine times in volume and retain water for up to 24 hours.

• Key ingredients: water, carnauba wax and beeswax
• Collagen ingredients: soluble collagen and atelocollagen
• Other listed ingredients: panthenol and sodium hyaluronate
• Collagen pigments enhance the intensity of the black colour.

The combination of collagen ingredients, waxes and pigments supports a voluminous and richly black lash look.

Application and Dosage

Apply the mascara from the roots of the lashes outward. You can repeat the application as needed.

Packaging and Volume

• Volume: 9 ml
• Shade: Extra Black
• Range: Mega Volume Collagene 24h
• Consistency: liquid

The packaging combines 9 ml of liquid mascara with the intense Extra Black shade.

About the Brand

The origins of L'Oréal date back to 1909 and are linked to chemist Eugène Schueller. Its first key product was Schueller's patented hair dye. The slogan "Because I'm Worth It" was created in the 1970s as a message emphasising women's self-worth. L'Oréal Paris states its mission as empowering women through beauty.

The brand builds on a history dating back to 1909 and a message that emphasises women's self-worth.