Rated 5 / 5.0
Such a Difference
“I struggle to get mascara onto the little lashes at the outer corners of my eyes. This makes such a difference, and my lashes look much more defined.”
Jane K.
Brown
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Korean peptide formulaTubing mascara
Lash Casting MascaraKorean Peptide Formula
Made for lashes that have grown finer, shorter or sparser. It wraps each lash in its own flexible cast, so lashes stay separated and lifted, then slides off with warm water.
$34.95$49.95
- Free shipping on every order
- Off with warm water: no remover, no rubbing
- Delivery times and faulty-item cover
A good fit if
- Your lashes have become finer, shorter or sparser
- Mascara ends up on your lids or under your eyes by the afternoon
- You want lashes defined and separated, not heavy
- You would rather remove it with warm water than scrub
Maybe not for you if
- You want big, dramatic, false-lash volume
- You need a fully waterproof mascara for swimming
Questions
Before you buy
Lash Casting dries into a flexible cast around each lash instead of staying as a soft layer, which is what usually prints onto lids that sit close to the lashes. Give it a few seconds to set before you blink hard.
No. Warm water is how you take it off, so it is not a swimming mascara.
It is made to lift as you apply, with the wand wiggled upward from the root. If your lashes grow very straight, curl them first and keep to one coat so there is less weight on them.
That is what the slim wand is for. Use its tip on the short lashes at the inner and outer corners.
If your eyes are sensitive, patch test before first use. If you wear contact lenses, put them in before you apply your mascara, and keep the wand away from the waterline.
It follows the Korean approach of treating mascara as lash care as well as color. The cast carries two peptides, Myristoyl Pentapeptide-17 and Oligopeptide-10, alongside Korean ginseng (Panax ginseng), hyaluronic acid, vitamin E and Swertia japonica extract, to condition lashes while you wear it.
Each tube holds 10 ml (0.34 fl oz). As with any mascara, replace it about three months after opening to keep it fresh and hygienic.
Shipping is free on every order. Orders are dispatched within 1–3 business days, then delivered in:
| United States & Canada | 12–14 business days |
| United Kingdom | 7–12 business days |
| Australia & New Zealand | 10–18 business days |
If your mascara arrives damaged or faulty, email a photo and your order number within 30 days of delivery and we will replace it or refund you. Orders outside the UK may be subject to local import charges.
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Reviews fromwomen like you
4.8 out of 5
Based on 5 reviews
Rated 4 / 5.0
Better Than My Expensive Mascara
“I honestly didn’t expect to like this as much as I do. It makes my lashes look longer and more defined, and I don’t need to keep adding extra coats.”
Julie M.
Elderberry
Rated 5 / 5.0
No More Dry, Spidery Lashes
“My old mascara always made my lashes look stiff and clumped together. This gives me a much softer, fuller look, and I love how easy it is to apply.”
Joanne H.
Black
Rated 5 / 5.0
A Lovely Everyday Mascara
“This has become part of my everyday makeup routine. It gives my lashes a fuller appearance without looking overdone, which is exactly what I wanted.”
Sarah W.
Brown
Rated 5 / 5.0
Beautiful Volume That Lasts
“Most mascaras leave marks on my upper lids, but this one has been brilliant. It gives my lashes lovely volume without looking clumpy.”
Hannah P.
Black
Sound familiar?
Your lashes changed. Your mascara should too.
With time, lashes tend to grow back finer, shorter and fewer, and lids sit a little closer to the lash line. Formulas made for thick lashes start behaving differently.
- 01
It clumps fine lashes into a few spiky points
Heavy formulas glue thin lashes together and leave gaps between them.
- 02
It is on your lids by mid-afternoon
When lids sit closer to your lashes, a soft formula transfers with every blink.
- 03
It flakes onto your cheeks
Dry, brittle formulas break up through the day and land under your eyes.
- 04
Taking it off means scrubbing
Waterproof formulas need remover and rubbing, and fine lashes have none to spare.
How it works
A cast for each lash, not a coat over all of them.
Lash Casting is a tubing mascara. Instead of painting one soft layer across your lashes, it wraps every lash on its own.
- 1
Wrap
The slim wand coats each lash from root to tip, reaching the short lashes at the inner and outer corners.
- 2
Set
Each lash dries inside its own flexible cast, so neighboring lashes stay apart and lifted instead of collapsing together.
- 3
Release
At night, warm water softens the casts. Press gently and they slide off, with no rubbing or pulling.
What's inside
A Korean peptide formula that cares for the lashes it coats.
In the K-beauty way, the formula that builds the cast also carries conditioning ingredients, for softer, fuller-looking lashes with regular wear.
Two peptides, built into the castMyristoyl Pentapeptide-17 and Oligopeptide-10. Peptides are short chains of amino acids, the building blocks of keratin, the protein lashes are made of. Myristoyl Pentapeptide-17 is the same peptide used in many lash-conditioning serums. Here it sits inside the flexible cast, in contact with your lashes all day while you wear it.
Korean ginseng
A K-beauty staple, included here as a conditioning extract.
Vitamin E
A conditioning antioxidant that helps lashes feel soft rather than brittle.
Hyaluronic acid
A humectant that draws in moisture, for a softer feel on the lash.
Swertia japonica extract
A botanical long used in Japanese and Korean hair care.
Aqua, Hyaluronic Acid, CI 77499 (Black Iron Oxide), Hydroxyethyl Cellulose, Cucurbita Pepo (Pumpkin) Seed Extract, Myristoyl Pentapeptide-17, Arginine, Panax Ginseng Extract, Swertia Japonica Extract, Acorus Calamus Root Extract, Serenoa Serrulata (Saw Palmetto) Fruit Extract, Oligopeptide-10, Tocopherol (Vitamin E).
Your routine
One coat on. Warm water off.
How to apply
- 1Start at the root
Place the wand at the base of your lashes and gently wiggle it upward to the tip, in one coat.
- 2Catch the corners
Use the tip of the slim wand for the short lashes at the inner and outer corners.
- 3Add a second coat only if you want more
One coat gives clean definition. A second adds more.
- 4Remove with warm water
Soften with warm water, then gently slide the casts away. No rubbing or pulling.
What to expect
- Definition, not drama. Expect separated, lifted lashes rather than a heavy, false-lash look.
- It comes off in tiny tubes. That is the cast releasing, not your lashes.
- Straight lashes? Curl them first, then apply one coat.
- Sensitive eyes? Patch test before first use.
Choosing a mascara
Which kind of mascara suits your lashes now?
Each type has a job. Here is how they compare on finer lashes, so you can pick the right one, even if it isn't ours.
Compare with
How it holds
Lash CastingA flexible cast around each lash
ClassicA soft wax-and-oil layer
WaterproofA water-resistant layer that sets firm
FiberA layer plus tiny fibers for extra length
On finer lashes
Lash CastingSeparates without heavy layering
ClassicBuilds volume, but can clump fine lashes together
WaterproofDefines well, but can feel stiff
FiberAdds length, but fibers add weight fine lashes struggle to carry
Taking it off
Lash CastingWarm water: slides off, no rubbing
ClassicCleanser or eye makeup remover
WaterproofOil-based remover and more rubbing
FiberRemover; fibers can shed onto cheeks
Best when you want
Lash CastingEveryday definition and easy removal
ClassicBig, buildable volume
WaterproofSwimming, humidity, or holding a curl on straight lashes
FiberMaximum length for an occasion
The trade-off
Lash CastingNot built for dramatic volume
ClassicMore likely to transfer onto lids
WaterproofHarder on lashes to remove every day
FiberCan flake and feel heavy
General characteristics of each mascara type. Individual products vary.
Lash Casting Mascara
Pick your shade.
One coat, root to tip, for defined, separated lashes. Warm water at night.
$34.95$49.95
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