Dream Wing Washable Mascara​

Maybelline Dream Wing Washable Mascara is a winged-out lengthening mascara built around a weightless airy mousse formula and a 5.5mm slim curve wand.

It is designed for consumers who want the fluttery, false-lash effect of a winged eye but plan to take their makeup off at the end of the day.

The washable formula is ophthalmologist tested, allergy tested, and rinses cleanly with warm water and a gentle cleanser, which makes it a strong everyday pick for sensitive eyes and contact lens wearers.

Dream Wing Mascara delivers a fluttery elongated lash wing to the eye for an eye-wide-open effect. The end look is delicately fluttery while delivering elongated lashes especially toward the inner and outer corners of the eyes.

Lash Sensational Sky High Mascara delivers limitless length + volume to the lashes. This sleek volume allows for a comfortable and weightless feel.

Both Dream Wing Mascara and Lash Sensational Sky High feature a lightweight formula for an all-day comfortable feel.

Yes. Dream Wing Washable Mascara is ophthalmologist tested, allergy tested, and formulated for sensitive eyes.

The airy mousse formula sits weightlessly on lashes without flaking, smudging, or depositing particles into the eye, which is what causes the watering and irritation most mascaras trigger.

The washable formula also rinses off without rubbing, which keeps the eye area calm at the end of the day.

Yes. The flake-resistant airy mousse stays put for up to 24H without depositing particles that can irritate or cloud contact lenses.

At the end of the day, the formula rinses cleanly with warm water and a gentle cleanser, which keeps the contact-lens routine simple and avoids the oil-based removers that can leave residue on lens cases.

No. In a consumer study, 90% agreed the formula felt as light as air on lashes.

“I have very straight lashes and even with curling my lashes if I wear a mascara that's too wet it can actually negate the curl I applied,” says makeup artist Jenna Kristina. “This mousse formula never does that.”

She adds, “The mousse-like formula feels light, so you can build length and definition while keeping that airy quality.”

Yes. The 5.5mm slim curve wand reaches tiny lashes that a larger brush may miss. In a consumer study, 93% agreed the formula coats every single lash, even the tiniest ones.

“For shorter or straighter lashes, I'd spend a little more time at the root and build in thin layers,” says makeup artist Jenna Kristina. “The slim curved wand is great for that because you can actually get close to the lash line and reach those tiny inner and outer lashes.”

The 1.2X eye-opening effect comes from lift and direction.

“For me, an eye-opening effect is really about creating lift and direction,” says makeup artist Jenna Kristina. Her top tip is to “get as close to the base of the lash line as you can. This creates a tight line look and starts the framing of your eyes even without eyeliner.”

As she puts it, “Mascara is such an easy way to subtly change the architecture of the eye.”

1. Start at the inner corner with the curved side of the wand facing up, sweep through the base of the lashes, then guide the wand outward toward the temple as you move across the eye.
   
   
2. Build a second coat at the outer corner to deepen the wing.
   
   
3. If the first attempt looks too subtle, add one more pass at the outer third.
   
   
4. Because the formula is washable, you can wipe and restart without any rough removal.

“For rounder eyes, I love pulling the lashes outward and putting a little more emphasis on the outer corner to elongate the eye,” says makeup artist Jenna Kristina. “For more almond or naturally elongated eyes, you can really exaggerate that wing.”

She also notes, “Because you can control where you place the product, I think it can work beautifully across different eye shapes rather than forcing everyone into the same lash shape.”

The 5.5mm slim curve wand is narrower than a standard mascara brush, which lets it reach the inner corner lashes and the tiniest lower lashes that thicker brushes miss.

The gentle curve hugs the natural lash line, so each lash gets coated and pushed outward rather than straight up.

The result is the fanned, winged-out shape that defines the Dream Wing effect.