I know this is not completely make-up related and I don't want to turn this into a celeb-bashing blog at all. I was browsing the net and I saw that Koena Mitra made it to awfulplasticsurgery.com. Desi news and sites, fine, but I do believe Koena's plastic surgery got her at least some of what she wanted: lots of fame. I do feel very bad for her. The pressure must be very tough to deal with.
My slightly perverse sense of humour is celebrating that a desi woman made it to awfulplasticsurgery.com (I used to visit this site often, gave it a break, and now am reading it again thanks to koena).
No, its not a long lost member of Jackson member, its Koena Mitra

So many companies use false lashes and digitally enhance their mascara ads. I always used to fall for the Lash Architect ads from L'oreal. One girl I knew in high school believed the hype of lash advertising so much she never took off her mascara. She would pile on the mascara every day to make lashes look like in the ads (direct source here, she told me this). She did this for about 3 months (again, I am willing to use an unsanitized lipstick tester at the MAC counter of your choice to prove I'm not exaggerating), and when she one day removed the mascara, her lashes fell out. Point of the story? Don't believe the mascara ads. Except maybe the Anna Sui mascara in question.

I came across a post about this blog entry on makeupalley (thanks cuddlybear) and I had to post about it. The girl who writes the blog tried to test out Anna Sui's apparently highly potent mascara. She applied 6 to 7 coats. I'm not even going to elaborate, you ladies need to check this out yourselves.

All I know is, I'm going to check this mascara out. It's got some serious potential.