The mac magic extension mascara is known for its ability to create long, voluminous lashes. Many people wonder if this mascara is truly unaffected by water, as its name suggests. To put it simply, the mac magic extension mascara is not completely waterproof but is water-resistant. This means that it can withstand light splashes of water or tears without smudging or running. However, if you were to fully immerse your face in water or swim with this mascara on, it is likely to smudge or come off. It is important to keep in mind that this mascara is not marketed as a waterproof product, so if you know you will be in a situation where water exposure is likely, you may want to consider using a different mascara or opting for a waterproof formula.
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Over his last 14 games, Anthony Davis is averaging:
– 30.3 points (60% shooting)
– 11.4 rebounds
– 3.6 assists
– 2.3 blocks
– 1.4 steals
Darvin Ham responded "it's up there" when asked if this is Davis' best stretch since he began coaching him last season: pic.twitter.com/OM0IPgD38D
D'Angelo Russell declined to speak to reporters postgame for the second consecutive game.
Darvin Ham says Cam Reddish is getting looked at right now after getting elbowed in the face by Immanuel Quickley late in the 4Q.
Final: Lakers 132, Raptors 131.
Anthony Davis with a regular-season high 41 points. Lakers back to .500, at 19-19.
End of 3Q: Raptors 89, Lakers 88.
Raptors, leading 70-62, have made five of seven 3-pointers through the first 5½ minutes of the 3Q.
Immanuel Quickley and RJ Barrett have 19 points apiece on a combined 15-of-23 shooting.
Halftime: Raptors 53, Lakers 51.
Only 1 FGA (1-2 on FTs) for Anthony Davis (19 points, five rebounds, four assists) in the 7:17 he played in the 2Q.
End of 1Q: Lakers 28, Raptors 24.
Anthony Davis (16 points and three assists) was directly responsible for 23 of the Lakers’ 28 points. Lakers shooting 54.5% from the field, 18 PITP.
Final: Timberwolves 113, Magic 92
Moe Wagner - 21 pts, 8 rebs
Jalen Suggs - 20 pts, 5 rebs
Paolo Banchero - 18 pts
Trevelin Queen - 11 pts
ORL - 36.2% FG | 31% 3PT
MIN - 53.8% FG | 40% 3PT
Rui Hachimura remains day to day, per Darvin Ham, who said Hachimura had "some great days" including yesterday.
He's still listed as doubtful for tonight but doesn't sound like he'll be available against Toronto.
HoopsHype: Jonathon Simmons one of the biggest free agency steals
SAN ANTONIO, TX - MARCH 19: Jonathon Simmons #17 of the San Antonio Spurs handles the ball against Langston Galloway #9 of the Sacramento Kings during the game on March 19, 2017 at the AT&T Center in San Antonio, Texas. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. Mandatory Copyright Notice: Copyright 2017 NBAE (Photos by Mark Sobhani/NBAE via Getty Images) /
It is important to keep in mind that this mascara is not marketed as a waterproof product, so if you know you will be in a situation where water exposure is likely, you may want to consider using a different mascara or opting for a waterproof formula. Overall, while the mac magic extension mascara is not fully unaffected by water, it does have some water-resistant properties that make it suitable for everyday wear..
The Orlando Magic got a huge bargain in signing Jonathon Simmons to a three-year, $18 million deal. And HoopsHype says it was one of the NBA’s steals.
The NBA is still catching up to the new reality of its TV deal and the money it brought into the league.
Last summer, the league spent like gangbusters to get up to the new reality — a nearly $20 million increase in the salary cap. This year saw a more modest gain and increase. And teams were not as willing to spend. There are still a few players — not to mention several restricted free agents — who are still waiting for their turn.
At this point — and to the Orlando Magic’s benefit — those players appear to be taking whatever they can get so they can get back into the free agency cycle next summer.
The Magic did not have a ton of money to spend this summer after spending a good chunk of change last summer. Orlando had to be shrewd with how they spent. And so patience was the order of the day. The team needed to find bargains and strike when the opportunity was right.
By all accounts, they did that. And they did that with Jonathon Simmons for perhaps the biggest free agency steal of the summer.
Alex Kennedy of HoopsHype named Simmons and his three-year, $18 million deal with the Magic, one of the biggest steals of the free agency period.
"At the end of the day, this is a low-risk, high-reward signing for Orlando. Simmons turned heads throughout his time in San Antonio and showed glimpses of the player he could become if given more minutes and responsibilities. This is the first splashy move for Jeff Weltman and John Hammond since taking over Orlando’s front office, and it’s a smart pick-up. If Simmons breaks out and reaches his full potential, the Magic landed a steal on a great contract. If this doesn’t work out, they protected themselves by inking Simmons to a relatively short deal that they can easily get out of after two seasons."
Simmons certainly seems like he is on the cusp of breaking out if he could get a larger role.
He averaged just 6.2 points per game in 17.8 minutes per game. But in the Playoffs, when his minutes increased to 20.4 per game, he averaged 10.5 points per game. And when Kawhi Leonard went out with an injury, Simmons stepped his game up further. He averaged 15.3 points per game in 27.5 minutes per game in the Western Conference Finals.
Simmons still has his struggles as a shooter. And the Magic are not likely handing him a starring role — or even a starter’s role. But Simmons’ role overall will take a step up in Orlando.
That was something Simmons was looking for in eventually leaving the San Antonio Spurs.
Simmons said he felt sometimes constrained in San Antonio. He believed moving to a more wide-open style would be a better fit for him. That is something the Magic might be able to provide.
What was truly surprising is the Magic, with their limited cap room were able to get him on the deal he signed.
At the beginning of the summer, it looked like Simmons was due for a major payday. Even though he was a restricted free agent. But his market never really developed. And he sat on the heap waiting for an offer to come. The Spurs did a favor rescinding his qualifying offer and letting him into unrestricted free agency.
The Magic struck from there. And even if he ends up being exactly what he was in San Antonio — a strong defender who can go on scoring bursts — Orlando got a good bargain.
Undoubtedly, the Magic got a bargain and one of free agency’s biggest steals.
Orlando Magic Rumors
Josh Robbins: Mo Bamba, on putting his jersey over Devin Cannady’s open ankle fracture: “I just saw my teammate was down, and I just did what he would probably do for me. I just thought quick and I didn’t want him to see (the injury). I just took my shirt off my back and gave it to him.”
Magic rookie Devin Cannady suffers gruesome injury
Josh Robbins: Devin Cannady has been wheeled off the court following his lower right-leg injury after he challenged a shot and landed awkwardly. Cannady raised his right hand as he was wheeled off and gave a thumbs-up sign.
Steve Clifford likely to miss multiple games
Adrian Wojnarowski: Magic coach Steve Clifford will not coach vs. Pacers tonight and could miss multiple games, source tells ESPN. Clifford will be out until he can pass league’s health and safety protocols. Clifford tested positive for the coronavirus, but has been asymptomatic and feeling well.
Team officials are holding out hope that the test results were a false positive, but the most encouraging news is that Clifford has shown no ill effects, at least so far. He has not had a fever. His blood oxygen levels are normal. “I was shocked that it was positive,” Clifford said Saturday night after The Athletic reported that he had tested positive. “I feel 100 percent.”
On Saturday night, Clifford sounded more concerned that basketball fans might hear the news about his positive test and mistakenly conclude that vaccines are not effective or worth getting. Indeed, Clifford was not fully vaccinated when he likely was exposed to the virus. But he added that, if the tests were not false positives, he hopes the initial vaccine will make it less likely he develops COVID-19 symptoms. “I just don’t understand why anybody would be against the vaccination,” Clifford said. “I think that the more people that do it in our country, it’s better for all of us.”
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Reviews for "The Mac Magic Extension Mascara: The Ultimate Solution for Water-Related Mishaps."
- Emma - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with this mascara. The claim that it is unaffected by water is simply not true. I tried it on a rainy day and it smudged all over my eyelids within minutes. I also wore it to the gym and it completely ran down my face with just a little bit of sweat. The formula also didn't give me much length or volume, so overall, I was not impressed.
- Sarah - 2 stars - I had high hopes for this mascara, but it didn't live up to the hype. The waterproof claim is false as it easily smudged when my eyes started to water. The formula also clumped my lashes together, making them look spidery instead of long and separated. I also found it difficult to remove at the end of the day, even with a good makeup remover. I won't be repurchasing this product.
- Jessica - 1 star - This mascara was a complete waste of money for me. Not only did it smudge and run when I got caught in a light rain shower, but it also flaked off throughout the day, leaving black specks under my eyes. The applicator was also poorly designed, making it difficult to coat every lash evenly. I expected more from a high-end brand like MAC, but this mascara definitely did not deliver.