Red Aspen’s Prime & Define, Dannie Lash Primer is an easy-to-use pink lash primer designed to be worn under your favorite mascara. Dannie helps define, lengthen, and volumize the appearance of your lashes, creating a fuller, more lifted look while en
The pink tint in Dannie isn’t just pretty — it’s practical! The colored base helps you clearly see where the primer has been applied, ensuring even coverage and making it easier to catch any lashes you may have missed. This is especially helpful for
Dannie’s pink color comes from iron oxides, a cosmetic-safe colorant that gives the primer its signature rosy hue. The pink tint isn’t just for looks — it helps you see exactly where you’ve applied the product, ensuring even coverage and helping you
Price: $23Red Aspen’s Prime & Define, Dannie Lash Primer retails for $23 — a great value for boosting the length, volume, and definition of your lashes.
Price & Bundle Options. You can purchase Prime & Define, Dannie Lash Primer on its own for $23, or save 10% with one of our Power Couple Bundles:. Dannie + Pump It Up, Maggie Mascara – $41.40. Dannie + Lift & Lengthen, Lennie Tubing Mascara – $41.40.
How to Use Prime & Define, Dannie Lash Primer. Start with clean, bare lashes for the best results. Use the Red Aspen Lash Curler to give your lashes a natural lift before applying the primer. Apply Dannie at the base of your upper lashes, then pull t
There are several great reasons to incorporate Prime & Define, Dannie Lash Primer into your routine. For starters, lash primer helps define, lengthen, and volumize the appearance of your lashes — making it especially helpful for those with short or s
You can absolutely wear Red Aspen Lash Primer on its own, but just a heads-up—the pink tint might be more noticeable without mascara on top. For the best results, use it as a base before your favorite Red Aspen mascara. This combo gives you fuller, m
It sure can! Our Prime & Define, Dannie Lash Primer is specially formulated with key ingredients that coat and enhance your lashes for a fuller, more defined look. For starters, Dannie contains Carnauba Wax, a natural wax with a smooth, flexible text
While it’s not required, using our lash primer regularly can really boost your mascara’s effect, giving you fuller, more defined lashes. Plus, it helps prevent clumping and flaking throughout the day — that’s a win/win!
Yep! You can apply our lash primer to both your upper and lower lashes for a more defined, long-lasting look.
A lash primer is applied before mascara to prep and enhance your lashes, creating a smooth base that helps mascara grip better and last longer. Mascara is applied after the primer to add color, volume, length, and curl to your finished look.
A tube of Red Aspen Lash Primer typically lasts about 3 months, depending on how often you use it. If it starts to dry out or lose effectiveness, that’s your cue to replace it. As a reminder, always check the “months after opening” symbol on the pack
It’s generally fine to apply 1-2 coats of lash primer, but be careful not to overdo it. Too many layers can make the primer too thick, which might make applying mascara less smooth.
Unfortunately, Red Aspen’s lash primer isn’t designed to promote lash growth. However, it does help temporarily nourish and enhance the appearance of your natural lashes.
You can definitely wear mascara without a lash primer, but you’ll miss out on the benefits a primer provides, like giving your lashes a fuller, more defined look.
No, Red Aspen’s Prime & Define, Dannie Lash Primer is not waterproof.
Removing a lash primer is easy. Just follow your usual mascara removal method.
Red Aspen’s Lash System is super easy to remember. Just follow the step below:Step 1. Start by curling your lashes with our Lash Curler. Make sure they’re clean and bare too for the best results. Step 2. Next, you’ll want to create a smooth, even bas
For best results, we recommend curling your lashes before applying the lash primer. Using a lash curler first will help to set the shape. Applying the primer afterward helps to enhance the curl and create a smooth base for mascara. IMPORTANT: Avoid c
It's not recommended to use a lash primer on strip lashes, as lash primers are meant for natural lashes to prep them for mascara.
Unfortunately, Red Aspen’s Prime & Define, Dannie Lash Primer is not Aspen Verified. Even though it follows all EU, US FDA, and Canada Regulations, our Dannie Lash Primer includes sulfates in its formula, and despite sulfates being widely used and al
Lash primer helps to separate and coat the lashes, adding definition. However, if too much primer is applied, don’t worry! Our Red Aspen Lash Comb can help by gently separating the lashes and ensuring a smoother, more defined look before applying you
If your lashes still show the pink primer base after mascara, it could be due to not fully coating the lashes with mascara. To fix this, try applying an additional layer of mascara to ensure complete coverage. Just be sure to wiggle the mascara wand
If you wait longer than the 30 seconds specified in the directions, the lash primer may dry too much, making it harder for the mascara to adhere properly. For the best results, try applying your mascara while the lash primer is still slightly tacky.
Unfortunately, Red Aspen Lash Primer is not specifically formulated for lash extensions.