Charlotte Tilbury knows a thing or two about staying power.
The makeup artist-turned-mogul has been creating sweat- and party-worthy beauty looks for Hollywood's biggest names for decades, but Kate Moss's recent reveal of her Xerger Eyes Voluminous Mascara ($29) may have set a new record.
“She wore it for 28 hours and it was a hot topic,” Tilbury told Page Six Style magazine about the product, which she has also tested on stars like Amal Clooney.
“The formula is amazing,” the beauty guru adds, saying the product can give lashes “nine times more volume.” “This is amazing.”
Unlike many other mascaras on the market, Exagger-Eyes comes in a glass tube to make it easier to store the product for a long time.
Though the product has only been on the market for a short time, Moss isn't the only one swearing by it for hours: Reese Witherspoon, Ayo Edebiri, and Rita Ora were also spotted wearing the mascara before the Emmy Awards earlier this month.
Tilbury's entire line of Holiday 2024 sets are currently available exclusively on her app and will launch on her official website on September 26th, but online shoppers can already pick up the gift-worthy Revive & Exaggerate Eyes Duo ($94), which includes the new products as well as Tilbury's Hollywood Skin Secrets Immediate Eye Revival Patches ($70).
“This is what all the celebs want,” Tilbury said of the hydrating under-eye mask, adding, “I've tried every eye patch out there and nothing works as well as this.”
The brand's 12-day advent calendar ($300 Be sure to check out this limited edition $220 sale that was released earlier this month, and add it to your cart before it sells out.
Unlike Moss mascara, it is unlikely to last as long.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, commerce writer and reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies on the affordable styles celebs are really wearing, trys on Hollywood's favorite brands, and finds the beauty products that keep stars in red carpet-worthy shape. She consults stylists and industry pros (including celebs themselves) for first-hand product recommendations, trend forecasts, and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has also been featured in USA Today and Parade.
