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Say hello to a liner that stays put with Clarins Waterproof Eye Liner, a long-wearing, retractable gel eyeliner for all skin types. If you’re sick of losing your eyeliner by lunchtime and want a smudge-proof and transfer-proof formula that doesn’t compromise on application or texture, then Clarins Waterproof Eye Liner is for you. With its precision tip and built-in sharpener, you can maintain a clear line that will define your eyes perfectly every time. With its diffuser sponge and its soft texture, it allows you to create a smoky effect in just seconds, making it easy to blend and work with. Providing instant color payoff, this collection of richly pigmented waterproof eyeliners offers a beautiful color scheme thanks to its high-intensity shades. Plus, thanks to being infused with pure skin-loving plant extracts, they’ll glide on effortlessly and feel comfortable on your eyelids, too.
Advantages: Eye pencils can be very different in terms of texture and this may affect the way they are applied. Clarins Waterproof Eye Pencil not only has a stylish design that provides precise control, it also has a flexible and easy-glide texture that makes applying it a breeze and drawing the looks of your dreams! As an added bonus, no messy sharpening thanks to the retractable mechanism and built-in sharpener!
Infused with skin-loving pure plant extracts – rich pigments and soft texture glide on effortlessly. It provides a smooth line and an instant intense color payoff. The stylish design of the pen provides precise control. Rich color pigments provide an intense color payoff.
How to Use Clarins Eye Pencil? Swipe the pencil along the upper and/or lower lash line. Use the fine tip to create a smoky eye; It can be further thinned for precision. It is gentle enough to be used on the inner corners of the eyes. If you want a more smoky eye makeup, use the sponge tip to blend the product. When you’re done, recap the pen to help maintain the formula’s supple, easy-glide texture. Never leave the lid open.
