Aussie brand behind cult product with over 1000 glowing reviews announces rare sale with biggest ever savings: 'I will never go back'
But Loungeface — the brainchild of one of the original Australian beauty Youtubers Lauren Curtis, has proven to be a resounding success.
The brand's hero mascara, Loungeface Lash, has built a cult following since its launch in 2021.
With over 1072 reviews and an average rating of 4.74 out of five stars, Curtis' loyal customers have dubbed the mascara their 'Holy Grail' make up product.
Loungeface Lash is famed for building dramatic volume and lengthening lashes, while remaining completely smudge-proof.
The beauty vlogger built on the success of the vegan tubing mascara with a range of eyebrow products, including brow pencils and builder gels.
Now, Loungeface has announced a huge brow sale, offering customers up to 33 per cent off of all brow bestsellers and bundles.
The Aussie brand is offering up to 33 per cent off of all brow products, including bundles and bestsellers like the popular mascara
The Brow Trio includes a Brow Pencil, Brow Builder in a choice of colours, and Clear Brow Gel, for $59, saving customers $15.
The brow pencil and builder gels are available in blonde, auburn, taupe, dark brown, and black brown shades.
The Complete Collection includes the brow products plus the iconic Loungeface Lash Mascara, for $127 - down from $147.
The Complete Collection, reduced to $127, includes the brand's cult Loungeface Lash mascara, which has over 1000 glowing reviews, as well as a brow pencil, builder and clear gel
The pencil and builder set, and the pencil and clear brow gel set, are both reduced to $59, from $74.
Trio and duo bundles of the brow products are also on sale, so fans can stock up on their favourite items at the reduced price, and take advantage of free shipping on orders over $80 too.
There are also savings to be found on individual brow pencils, builders and clear gels.
The sale is across individual brow products, duo and trio bundles, and sets
Curtis began her Youtube channel in 2011, at just 18 years old.
A video detailing her mascara routine went viral, amassing her an army of new followers and cementing her as one of the most influential beauty 'vloggers' in Australia.
After years of her fanbase asking her how they could achieve the same fluttery, dark, high-impact lash look she became known for, Curtis decided to produce her own mascara.
The product was an instant success, and the reviews speak for themselves: 'I've used tubing mascara for years but this one is by far the best I've ever had,' one customer wrote, adding it was a 'Holy Grail' product.
'This mascara is exactly as advertised - intense volume & definition, no transfer, no smudging, buildable and gorgeous lashes that last all day. I will never go back to any other product now that I've tried this one.'
Another customer wrote: 'Long time follower of Lauren Curtis. Decided to give this mascara a go because I love tubular mascaras and WOW.
'Never has a mascara given my lashes that much length & volume before! And a bonus it doesn't smudge and leave you with panda eyes by 5pm… Will be repurchasing again and again… 10/10!'
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