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" Clumpy lashes are a personal pet peeve. I think dramatic mascara is ok for a night-out look, but I don&amp;#039;t want my lashes to be glued together when I leave my apartment in the morning for work. So I&amp;#039;ve become very devoted to a particular clump-less mascara: Cover Girl Volume Exact, which has one of those rubbery brushes that coats each lash with just the right amount of the thickening formula.  The only problem with my clump-phobia is that there are a lot of great mascaras out there (cult favorites, recs from other beauty editors) that I just can&amp;#039;t get behind. They have big, fluffy brushes that pick up a lot of the product, and even when I wipe it on a tissue or the back of my hand, I still seem to get clumps. (Who knows, maybe my eyelashes are particularly susceptible.) So when I heard about Lash Control\u2014which celebrity makeup artist Scott Barnes is crazy about\u2014I had to give it a try. The formula is great (there&amp;#039;s a lengthening, a volumizing and a clear version), but the really cool part is the tube: There&amp;#039;s a soft middle section that you squeeze to remove the clump-causing extra mascara. I figured out that the trick to getting the brush super-clean is to squeeze and twist the wand simultaneously. Now, my plan is to try all of those other formulas, but pop them into the Lash Control bottle before I apply.  What&amp;#039;s your favorite mascara? Read More I Tried it Tuesday&amp;#039;s More Hair &amp;amp; Beauty articles you&amp;#039;ll love: The Best Lash-Enhancing Products What Guys Think of Your Hair and Makeup Beauty Q&amp;amp;A Change Your Beauty Routine "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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