15 Aug 2025

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$25.00

Calling all beauty fanatics! Get pushed up, fanned out, and gorgeously long, curled lashes without any smudging, clumping or flaking. This mascara is your longterm curl-friend with benefits: it’s infused with lash care ingredient, Widelash™, a biotin peptide that helps anchor the 1-2 lashes naturally lost per day for the appearance of healthier, stronger, and fuller looking lashes over time ― even after you’ve taken off your mascara!

Instant Effects:

Curling, lifting and lengthening
Long-term Benefits (After 28 Days):
Healthier, stronger and fuller looking lashes powered by Widelash™
The Fan-tastic Grab n’ Lift molded brush reaches every last lash
No smudging, clumping, or flaking

Research Results:

After 28 days of using GrandeFANATIC infused with Widelash™:

100% saw longer looking lashes
98% saw healthier looking lashes
98% felt lashes had more volume

*Based on a consumer study with 31 participants. Results will vary.

How To Use

Using the inner curve of the brush, apply from lash base to tip, wiggling the wand upwards and outwards as you go to grab & lift every last lash. Use the outer curve of the brush to coat your bottom lashes & to gently separate and define. For an even greater fan effect, apply an extra coat to the outermost lashes.

Ingredients

Key Ingredients

Widelash™ (Glycerin, Aqua, Panthenol, Biotinoyl Tripeptide-1): A biotin peptide combined with moisture-locking panthenols to help eyelashes appear longer, fuller, and stronger. Promotes optimal hair anchorage to help prevent lash fallout.
Vitamin B5 (Panthenol): an essential nutrient for fortified, healthy looking lashes. It locks in moisture to help protect lashes from breakage and promote a healthy looking lash sheen.
Natural Wax Blend: the softer texture of beeswax helps to promote volume, while a harder carnauba wax helps to extend them to their full length.

Aqua (Water), Iron Oxides (CI 77499), Synthetic Beeswax, Polyethylene, Glyceryl Stearate, Polyurethane-35, Acacia Senegal Gum, Butylene Glycol, Oryza Sativa (Rice) Bran Wax, Stearic Acid, Palmitic Acid, Polybutene, Glycerin, VP/Eicosene Copolymer, Copernicia Cerifera (Carnauba) Wax, Aminomethyl Propanol, Phenoxyethanol, Methylpropanediol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Caprylyl Glycol, Panthenol, Phenylpropanol, Biotinoyl Tripeptide-1

By: maximios Beauty

« Teresa Paquin The different types of acne and identifying what type you have. Articl The different types of acne and identifying what type you have In last week's blog, we talked about what acne is and what types of things can cause acne or contribute to it. Now it is important that we understand the different types of acne and how to identify them in order to find the right treatment method. Acne Vulgaris is the name that doctors use to refer to common acne. This is the presence of blackheads, whiteheads, and many other forms of pimples on the skin. Breakouts most commonly appear on the face, chest, shoulders, and back. Mild acne can usually be improved by the use of over-the-counter treatments, however, more severe forms may have to be treated by a dermatologist. Common types of acneTYPE OF ACNE DESCRIPTION THINGS THAT TRIGGER IT WAYS TO TREAT IT Comedones A comedo is also known as a basic acne lesion and it is a hair follicle that has become clogged with oil and dead skin cells. These can develop into bumps called whiteheads and blackheads. – Products that are called “comedogenic” trigger comedones – Makeup labeled “non comedogenic” is less likely to clog pores and contribute to acne Topical treatments that are applied directly onto the face are often effective in controlling excess sebum and unclogging existing comedones. (Topicals include- azelaic acid, benzoyl-peroxide, glycolic acid, salicylic acid, retinoids, and sulfur) Blackheads A blackhead is a comedone that opens at the surface of the skin. These breakouts are filled with excess oil and dead skin cells. When comedones turn black, the color is often mistaken for dirt. The black hue is actually the result of the irregular reflection of light coming from clogged hair follicles. – hormones – heredity – oil-based beauty products – stress and anxiety – medications – diet Blackheads can frequently be treated with over-the-counter medications Whiteheads Comedones that remain closed at the surface of the skin are called whiteheads. This occurs when oil and skin cells prevent a clogged hair follicle from opening. – hormones – heredity – oil-based beauty products – stress and anxiety – medications – diet Many of the same over-the-counter medicines that treat blackheads are also effective against whiteheads Papules Papules are comedones that become inflamed and when they do, they form small red or pink bumps on the skin. This type of pimple is often sensitive to touch so picking or squeezing can make inflammation worse and may lead to scarring. Usually, a large number of papules indicates moderate to severe acne. – bacteria – excess oil production – excess activity of androgens (male sex hormones) Retinoids and topical antibiotics Pustules Pustules are also inflamed pimples. They look similar to whiteheads, but have a red ring around the bump. The bump is typically filled with white or yellow pus. You should avoid picking or squeezing pustules as this can cause scarring and/or dark spots to develop on the skin. – build up of pus under your skin or in a pore – pustules can be caused by acne, psoriasis, rosacea, chickenpox, IgA pemphigus, and smallpox Gently wash the area with cleanser twice a day and use a clean cloth each time. Apply an over-the-counter treatment. Stay away from products that irritate the skin like cosmetics or sunscreens. Avoid touching, picking, or popping pustules as this can make the condition worse and lead to infection or scarring. If your pustules don’t get better within a few weeks you should see a dermatologist or doctor so they can prescribe you medication to help. Nodules Nodules are large, inflamed bumps that are firm to the touch. They are developed deep within the skin and are often very painful. – overactive oil glands – an abnormal buildup of dead cells within the pore – an overgrowth of acne-causing bacteria Nodules should be treated by a dermatologist since they can scar. Over-the-counter treatments may not be powerful enough to clear them up. Prescription drugs are often effective. Cysts Cysts are large, pus-filled lesions that are similar in appearance to boils. Cysts can also be painful and lead to scarring. People who develop nodules and cysts are usually considered to have a more severe form of acne. – hormonal changes like menstrual cycle, pregnancy, birth control, the use of hormone therapy, and stress – greasy cosmetics, cleansers, lotions, and clothing – high levels of humidity and sweating – genetics – some drugs and chemicals like corticosteroids, lithium, phenytoin, and isoniazid Cysts should be treated by a dermatologist because they can be painful and may also scar. Other Types of Acne Mild Acne – Acne can fall under the “mild” category if you have fewer than 20 whiteheads or blackheads, fewer than 15 inflamed bumps, or fewer than 30 total lesions. Mild acne is usually treated with over-the-counter medicine, but may take up to eight weeks to see a significant improvement. Moderate Acne – Acne can fall under the “moderate” category if you have 20 to 100 whiteheads or blackheads, 15 to 50 inflamed bumps, or 30 to 125 total lesions. Prescription medication is often recommended by dermatologists for moderate to severe acne. It can take several weeks to notice an improvement, and your acne can appear to be worse before it gets better. Severe Nodulocystic Acne – People who have multiple inflamed cysts and nodules have what is called severe nodulocystic acne. This acne may turn deep red or purple and often leaves scars. If treated correctly by a dermatologist, the scarring can be minimized. In some cases, doctors may inject corticosteroids directly into the nodules and cysts to reduce the size and pain of inflammation. Acne Conglobata – This is one of the severest forms of acne. It involves many inflamed nodules that are connected under the skin to other nodules. It can appear on the neck, chest, arms, and buttocks. Acne conglobata often leaves scars. This type of acne is more common in men and can sometimes be caused by the consumption of steroids or testosterone. Treatment by a dermatologist in a timely manner is crucial. Acne Mechanica – Caused by heat, friction, and pressure against the skin, acne mechanica is often the result of wearing sports gear such as a helmet or baseball cap. It is sometimes referred to as “sports-induced acne” because it occurs frequently in athletes. To prevent this type of acne, wear an absorbent material under sports equipment and shower immediately after activity. Product Recommendations Anikabeauty offers many products to help treat all different types of acne. And, also skincare treatments for clients that live locally.I am also available for phone consultations for anyone living in the USA. My approach to acne is more holistic. I look at everything, lifestyle, foods, and other things that could be causes for the acne breakouts. Please read the series of articles on acne that are on my website to learn more information about acne. I am a licensed Aesthetician, specializing in anti-aging and acne. Two of the skincare brands are made just for Anika Skincare clients. 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