A BEAUTY fan has been left very disappointed after trying Kylie Jenner's new makeup product – branding it the "worst ever".
Georgia Fox, 20, has splashed out on a boob job, botox, fillers and Turkey teeth to perfect her looks.
While she usually wears individual lashes, Georgia thought she'd give the youngest Kardashian-Jenner's new mascara a try.
And the hairdresser, from Port Seton, East Lothian, was not impressed.
Posting on TikTok (@georgiafoxx11), she said: "This is Kylie Jenner’s new mascara, Kylash.
"I don’t wear mascara ever, I always have eyelashes on. But I wanted to try it so I thought I’m just going to buy it."
After swiping her lashes several times with the applicator, Georgia was stunned to see it had made very little difference.
She fumed: "So like, sorry where’s my eyelashes?
"I’ve got long bottom lashes but this is definitely the worst mascara I’ve ever used in my life and it was £23."
And social media users are loving her review, as one gushed: "Hahaha love how honest this is."
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Georgia's scathing comment comes after Kylie was criticised by fans over the advertising of her new mascara.
The 25-year-old posted pics showing off the newest beauty drop on Instagram last month.
Kylie shared the product on both her personal page and her cosmetics page, but many fans were angered after they concluded that she wore false lashes for the shots.
The photos, which saw her with a spotlight focused on one eye, displayed the Hulu star's hazel eyes, strong brows, and super long lashes.
Kylie captioned the pics on her personal account: "first everrrrrr MASCARA. I can’t wait to share it with you. Coming April 6 to KylieCosmetics.com @kyliecosmetics #kylashvolumemascara."
However, the 25-year-old's followers were quick to slam the ads.
One asked: "Okay but can we see the mascara without lash extensions?????"
"How about you advertise with your real lashes and not extensions, SMH," added another.
A third critic blasted: "Lmao. Try removing the filters and the falsies and show us the real product."
"Ok this is getting ridiculous. How you gonna promote a product when you have LASH EXTENSIONS. Like, I’m so sick of influencers getting Botox and then selling skincare," another criticised.
Manwhile, a fifth fumed: "STOP Could you at least be real?!
"Stop with the false lashes or individual lashes to make it seem like it’s all the mascara. It’s false advertising yo."
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