Maybelline Hyper Easy Brush Tip Liquid Eye Liner, Long Lasting, Easy To Apply, Smudge Proof Formula 810 Pitch Brown

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While it is safe to use on your eyelids and skin, it is not a good idea to let liquid eyeliner get into your eyes, as it may irritate or damage your eyes. If you have sensitive skin or any eye allergies, it is advisable that you consult a doctor before purchasing any eyeliner makeup.

An easy way to clean up an eyeliner mistake is using a Q-tip by applying it in the affected area and cleaning up the mistake. A good way to avoid mistakes is by using stencils or stamps, which help you create a defined look.First things first, if you are using an eyeliner for the first time, perform a patch test to be extra safe. For it, apply a small amount of the eyeliner behind your ear and wait for 24 hours. If the patch test area remains irritation-free, go ahead with the following steps:

Dubbed Best Liquid Eyeliner of 2020 in the Allure Best of Beauty Awards. Maybelline liquid eyeliner goes Hyper Easy. It's easy to use liquid eyeliner that lasts for up to 24 hours. Flex tip won't skip. Hexagonal grip won't slip. It delivers the smoothest glide, fit to your eye.For removal: Press and hold a makeup wipe on your lid for three seconds, then glide the wipe across the eye area. Repeat if needed. Now, Liquid Liner goes Hyper Easy. New Hyper Easy Brush Tip Liquid Liner from Maybelline New York. Liquid liner minus the skips, slips, gaps and struggle. Flex tip won’t skip. Hexagonal grip won’t slip. It delivers the smoothest glide, fit to your eye. Wash your lids and make sure your skin is clean and hydrated. Next, evenly apply some eye primer and let it dry to avoid oily lids. You can spot out your line by making small dashes or dots, whatever you feel most confident with. Once you’ve made a dotted line, you can use your liquid eyeliner to draw a second line following the dots from the outer corner. Prescriptions must be written on an Authority Prescription Form, and the approval number must be noted on the prescription. Pharmacists cannot dispense the item as a pharmaceutical benefit unless it has been approved by Medicare Australia (indicated by the presence of the approval number).