SpinLash is a new cool new product from the cosmetics company Akasha. It is the first mascara of its kind to be actually motorized. The brush is battery operated to spin 360 degrees continuously while you apply your mascara. It claims that the rotational movement of the brush allows for mascara to be applied while lifting away clumps and separating your lashes; thus eliminating the need for eyelash combs and curlers.

Most of us don’t have an endless supply of cash to support our beauty product habits. Luckily, the popularity of certain higher-end brands has prompted lower-end lines to come up with copycat shades. I’ve put together a list of some expensive products and their cheaper, drugstore look-alikes. This way, you can test out shades without spending a fortune. The list is by no means comprehensive, but it should help ease the strain on your wallet.

Blush is probably the one type of makeup that can wreak major havoc. Apply it right, and the wearer looks glowing and healthy. Apply it wrong, and she looks like she just wandered out of a circus tent.

A gorgeous set of lashes can complete any look, make your eyes look wider, and brighten your face. But the number of mascaras on the market is staggering. Each brand has several different types, making it difficult to figure out which one to choose. It’s best to start with what you want your lashes to do: Look longer? Thicker? Defined but natural?