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"  Photo: Courtesy of Sephora Every time a new outrageous mascara wand gets churned off the beauty conveyor belt, we almost can&amp;#039;t resist the guttural urge to yelp out the classic TV-friendly trope &amp;quot;What will they think of next?!&amp;quot; (in a Joseph Campanella-like steadfast timbre, no less). From vibrating wands to winged-out silhouettes, there seems to be no limit to\u2014erm\u2014experimental gizmos as far as mascara goes. Now, the latest apparatus has seemingly trumped them all by featuring not one, but two wands to fatten up your lashes. Sephora Collection Upside Down Mascara&amp;#039;s claim to fame is a double brush that&amp;#039;s meant to coat lashes with 360 degrees of its volumizing formula. Here&amp;#039;s how it works: You sandwich your lashes in between both wands (with the thicker spoolie on top and the skinnier one on bottom) and pull the tool through your lashes from the base to tips. See our diagram of step-by-steps here:  Photo: Elizabeth Griffin Now, there are some editor&amp;#039;s notes that need to be mentioned. First, because this mascara grabs fringe from every angle, it&amp;#039;s truly the darkest mascara we&amp;#039;ve ever come across. Lashes seriously become blacker than Fran Lebowitz&amp;#039;s lungs. (We still love you, Frannie!) Similarly, it could very well be the most thickening formula we&amp;#039;ve ever tried, which makes it perfect for those looking to attain K-Stew&amp;#039;s signature spidery stare. For others, we highly recommend dragging the bristles along the mouth of the tube or on a napkin to banish any clumpy tendencies. Another caveat: This stuff is messy. There&amp;#039;s no way to get around it; the top brush will repeatedly bang into your upper lids (see Step 4). To best maneuver this glitch, we advise grabbing this bad boy only when you&amp;#039;re going for a doe-eyed gaze sans eye shadow (so as not to befoul your handiwork, of course). With all that said, we admit that its mega-darkening and thickening effects are worth giving it at least one wielding effort. And if all else fails, you could always use it as a new pair of salad tongs. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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