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The Bestselling Mascaras At Shoppers Drug Marts Across Canada

From the Atlantic to the West Coast, these are the mascaras customers snap up.
Best-Selling Mascaras Across Canada

Mascara tops many desert island beauty lists — and there's a good reason why. A few swipes from a magical wand and your eyes will be defined and your lashes look full and lush. In honour of this must-have beauty product, we asked Shoppers Drug Mart to share their best-selling mascaras across Canada.

Clinique High Impact Lash Elevating Mascara, Best-Selling Mascara

Atlantic Region: Clinique High Impact Lash Elevating Mascara, $24

This tube does it all — lifts, lengthens and thickens lashes while also adding a healthy dose of curl.

L'Oréal Paris Original Voluminous Mascara, Best-Selling Mascara

The Territories: L'Oréal Paris Voluminous Original Mascara, $10

Providing volume without the clumps, this mascara is a longtime best-seller and ticks all the boxes of an all-star mascara for a full, dramatic look.

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Benefit Bad Gal Bang Mascara, Best-Selling Mascara

Central Canada: Benefit Bad Gal Bang! Mascara, $32

With a lightweight formula that won't weigh down lashes and a slim, easy-to-use brush, this mascara leaves lashes with bold-yet-natural-looking volume.

Maybelline New York Lash Sensational Mascara, Best-Selling Mascara

The Prairies: Maybelline New York Lash Sensational Mascara, $11

Give your lashes a fan-effect with this volumizing mascara that has a curved brush and a formula that works for both a natural lash or layered for more defined look.

Chanel Le Volume Noir Mascara, Best-Selling Mascara

West Coast: Chanel Le Volume de Chanel Mascara, $41

Giving lashes an instant hit of volume, this mascara leaves lashes full and plump thanks to its sculpted brush and thickening formula.

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Emily MacCulloch is a freelance beauty writer and co-founder of The T-Zone.

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