Blinc Tubing Liquid Eyeliner, Ultra-Longwearing, Highly-Pigmented, Smudgeproof Eye Liner With Precise Tip, Vegan, Gluten-Free And Cruelty-Free, 6ml / 0.2 Fl Oz

This is LIQUID LATEX eyeliner, people!!!My fiance gave me a tube, and I was like "huh? Really?" Because I thought NOTHING would EVER get me to switch from my MAC gel eyeliner and brush.I've been wearing a cat-eye winged eyeliner since I was in high school and it has NEVER been so easy in my LIFE!!!!I'm a total convert.My eyes have always watered a lot because of allergies and I've tried OH SO MANY supposedly "waterproof" eyeliners before but they all have totally failed, so depending on what brand I'm wearing my wings need to be reapplied every hour to few hours. NOT THIS STUFF!!!I can put it on, go to work all day, go out at night, go party, even fall asleep in it and it will STILL look like I've just applied it when I wake up the next morning!And when I want to take it off? No getting a makeup remover cloth, or washcloth and face cleanser, and scrubbing and scrubbing and scrubbing only to find out you have barely made progress!!NO! All I have to do is moisten my fingertips and glide them along the eyeliner and it just easily glides off in a strip or in small clumps.Oh! And application has never been easier too! The brush is the perfect size to either draw a very fine line, or to do a bolder look. It goes on like silk.As I mentioned before, I have been wearing a cat eye almost all of my life and I've never received so many compliments until I switched to this brand. Plus, now people always ask what brand I use and I'm so happy to sing the praises of BLINC!!!I swear, I hope they never stop making this stuff because it is the only eyeliner I'll ever use now. It truly is THAT good!

I have tried so many liquid eyeliners and have always had to do a touch us mid day. I do a medium sized line across my eye and a small wing. I am in my 50's and use eye moisturizer every morning & evening non-negotiable. All of that moisture made liners often bleed or rub onto another part of my brow. I tried using bases, different brands, even waterproof but nothing completely stayed put. My best option was to apply Bobby Brown long wear cream eyeshadow stick right next to my lash line and then use a decent liquid liner. (BTW BB longwear cream stick is a great product.) UNTIL Blinc, I am sold. The brush is very thin giving you the option to create a thick or thin line. The tube is large. I have used mine every day for 6 weeks and still have plenty left. The stick on the brush wand is rather long so that takes a few days to get used to. As others have mentioned it is difficult to get off, but that is exactly why I buy it. To get it off get a towel dripping wet with very warm water. Compress the towel on your eye. Wait for the heat and water to soak into the liner. Give a gentle wipe. Then go to another dripping wet section of the towel and compress gently. Repeat until it's off. I lean over the sink because the towel truly needs to be dripping. The heat and water work together to make the liner ball up. This takes a few minutes, but avoids the need to rub. I use a Norwex makeup towel. I haven't used makeup remover in a decade because of these towels. Norwex is sold like Pampered chef, through an independent salesperson. The towels last a long time, are gentle, are made with silver so anti-bacterial, and they gently exfoliate. Don't rush the removal process or you will rub your eyes too much. Tugging is no good for the gentle skin around the eye. If you use an eyelash curler before mascara for some reason blinc eyeliner can stick to the curler if it is not cleaned every time you use it. Be sure to let the blinc dry before using an eyelash curler.

Best alternative to my favorite Maybelline Ultraliner which has now been discontinued. Tried so many "waterproof" options but they ALWAYS smudge. This one is durable, truly waterproof, wish the brush wasn't so long but it's pretty easy to apply. A little expensive but worth it considering the amount of products I've gone through that doesn't work.

I usually end up giving myself a hematoma in my eye, about once a year, from trying too hard to remove eyeliner. After the last hematoma (which is now in its 5th week, still trying to heal), I switched to Kiss Me Liquid Eyeliner, on a doctor-friend's recommendation. My friend was right...you just use a lot of water to remove the eyeliner--no pressure. It comes off in "pebbles," almost. Not very clean, but at least I'm not having to rub so hard. It isn't the easiest thing to apply. It has a rather thick brush and it takes a few coats to put on, because it goes on very thinly. And if you goof while you're painting, you worry that it will dry too fast and not come off in the one spot you need to fix. But it *does* stay on all day. You never have to worry about accidentally rubbing it off. My biggest qualm is that it only comes in black, and I prefer a dark brown.

This product is definitely not waterproof. The first day I got it I put it on and a couple hours later it was off. I didn't cry and I was not outside so there was no reason for it to come off. I do the wing tip on my eyes so it's important for the eyeliner I use to be waterproof or it will come off on its own. I bought this product because it said it was waterproof/smudge proof. It's neither and am very disappointed. I'll stick to the Mac liquid liner which is definitely waterproof.

I have hooded eyelids and have tried a lot of different waterproof/smudge-proof eyeliners. This product was one of the more satisfying ones.Liquid liners usually exhibit one of three behaviors after a full day:1) Cracks and flakes2) Get waxy and smudges3) Get rubbery and peel off in big chunksThis liner falls into category 3: it's almost like a liquid latex, and stays very well in one piece until it starts peeling, Once it starts peeling, it usually comes off as one large piece. But until that happens, it holds together very well.

Being a woman of some years my eyelids are not as smooth as they used to be. However I love wearing eyeliner because it just makes my eyes look bigger. And all the eyeliners I’ve ever tried: the brush makes the line too big and fat so it looks like I was trying to use it as eye shadow or it gets blotches because of my wrinkles and it just looks terrible. This stuff is the best. It has a really fine applicator brush and so it’s easy to put on without getting a fat line. It stays on and only comes off when you take it off. And I love the gray color(softer than black). I wish they had some other muted colors like green or blue or purple. Then it would be excellent. This is the best eyeliner I’ve ever used and I highly recommend it.

I have worn Make Up Forever's Pro Liner for the last decade. It's being discontinued and so I have been searching high and low for a suitable replacement. It has to be waterproof, long lasting, matte and not thick! I also have to use a brush, not a felt tip thingy because I am old school. First one I tried, Mac Liquidlast but it was soooo thick that it was impossible to get a smooth line without globs. Second one, Thrive Causemetics. Not matte, not waterproof so off the list. I was very disappointed in that one. Easy application for a beginner but it didn't stay on well either. Third, Blinc. This one rolls right up into a little ball when dampened and with a light amount of rubbing. Maybe that's what they designed it to do. But, I live in humid Florida and work outside so that one didn't make the cut. I did like the brush, the color and the way it applied but I don't believe for a second it would be a long wearing eyeliner (which isn't that the point?) The fourth one was Kiko Milano. This one is in a class by itself. This one isn't coming off without using a remover and an eyewipe (which I have, so not a problem!) For me, this one is the winner thus far. It's a little bit thick but so much thinner than Mac's Liquidlast that I'll adjust. You might need a makeup brush dipped in remover until you get used to the formula. The fifth, and the biggest loser in the race is Wunder 2 Super Stay Liquid eyeliner. I am really mad I bought that. I knew their pencils were junk (you cannot sharpen them at all because the pencil is plastic and the liner itself is extremely soft.) If you complain, you will get the answer "You need to use a professional pencil sharpener." Yeah, right! Whatever that is! This liquid eyeliner comes right off, it isn't matte, it has a weird felt tip thingy, and it's not even a nice rich pigment. I will be testing more before I settle on Kiko Milano for sure but so for, it's the closest thing to MakeUp Forever Proliner (not to be confused with Make Up Forever Aqua liner...which I don't like.) The next one tested (and the most expensive was Guerlain at $38) ouch! Useless as far as being waterproof. I found it useful in a way though because the eyeliners that are waterproof sometimes go on uneven because they are thick. Maybe some of the others can be used to even out the thicker liner when it doesn't go on as easily. The final two are Bobbi Brown and a stage make up called Ben Nye. Neither compared to the Mac Liquidlast or Kiko Milano but Bobbi Brown's comes in third thus far. I hope this helps someone. Feel free to ask questions. I am 56 and have worn eyeliner since my teens. I am a tour guide and a retired fitness instructor so I know what stays and what smudges, runs, or disappears. I wish these make up companies would quit putting shine in everything. Eyeliner that looks like patent leather looks garish on women over 35!

Excelente pigmentación y duración , se cae rápidamente con agua caliente y la presión de los dedos sin lastimar , no tiene aromas y tiene muy buen tamaño

This eyeliner doesn't smudge on me. Will buy again

Good as all of their products

Love this, is easy to remove and never smudges down my face like all other eyeliners doWas fresh , not dried out like most other ones I’ve ordered on Amazon

Rapport qualité A1!Ça vaut le prix surtout que le produit ne coule pas. Nettoyer juste à l’eau sous la douche.Même pas besoin de produit démaquillant.