Typology T50 Serum Mascara — 1% Pea Peptides + Castor Oil | Buildable, Clump-Free Definition

Typology T50 Serum Mascara: Buildable Definition with Pea Peptides

Discover a refined mascara experience with Typology’s T50, engineered to help define and curl with ease. The improved formula and brush work together to deliver buildable definition while minimizing clumps, so lashes look sculpted from root to tip. Enriched with 1% pea peptides, castor oil, and plant-based keratin, this mascara is designed to support lash health and provide a lightweight, comfortable wear. With 99% naturally derived ingredients, it offers a clean, nourishing feel as you sculpt your look.

Key ingredients and what they bring

• Pea peptides may help fortify lash fibers and support resilience for a fuller appearance.
• Castor oil and plant-based keratin work together to help strengthen lashes and reduce lash fall over time.
• Naturally derived formula — 99% of ingredients are sourced from natural origins for a lighter feel on lashes.

Real-life use and what you might notice

The lightweight texture keeps lashes supple without weighing them down, making curling and definition feel effortless. The brush is designed to glide smoothly, promoting a clump-free finish that looks like your natural lashes refined with a touch of lift. Removal can be easier on busy evenings, thanks to the gentle formula that doesn’t leave a heavy residue.

• Buildable results mean you can start with a clean base and add layers for more definition.
• Lightweight formula feels comfortable from morning to night.
• 0.27 fl oz size provides a compact option for on-the-go touch-ups.

How to use for best results

• Begin with clean, dry lashes and a dry room temperature.
• Wiggle the brush at the lash line to lift and curl the base.
• Apply in thin coats, allowing each layer to set before adding more.
• Finish with a light stroke to evenly distribute product and enhance separation, then remove with a gentle makeup remover at day’s end.

Note: This mascara emphasizes definition and curl, offering potential lash-support benefits without promising guaranteed results. Individual outcomes may vary based on lash health and routine.