Eyeliners. I can't seem to get enough of them. Liquid, pencil, gel, in a pot, you name it, I like 'em. With one caveat - I'm not a fan of long brushes with liquid eyeliners. I have a hard time controlling the amount of pigment laid down and achieving a nice crisp line. Just too much room for error.
Which is the downfall for me with Jane's Water-Resistant Eyeliners. I really liked Black Gold (review
here), as the gel/glitter combo did not advertise mistakes as much. But with Navy (which is really more of a cobalt blue), I need more control.
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Inside natural light |
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Outside light |
On the plus side, you are not lacking in pigment or color with this one. On the negative, it's a bit cakey. The finish is a matte with glitter thrown in the mix, but nothing that screams disco. The glitter is barely evident, just enough for a slight glint here or there.
I ended up with a thicker line than I wanted as I kept trying to even it out (although I got a perfect thin line on the first try on my left eye, which didn't match the right). So, Navy was a bit finicky. I ended up using a different brush from one of my L'Oreal gel liner pots, and I think that will be my strategy going forward.
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Now this is a brush I can use |
Can't say that I like Navy as much as I did Black Gold, but fortunately these are reasonably priced at $8, and I'm pretty sure I got mine on sale.
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