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The Creamy Long Last Eye Liner in Blackest offers a rich, intense color that glides effortlessly onto your lids, providing a bold and defined look that lasts all day. This luxurious eyeliner is enriched with nourishing ingredients like jojoba oil, chamomile butter, and mango seed oil, which hydrate and protect the delicate skin around your eyes. The creamy formula ensures a smooth, flake-free application, making it perfect for achieving both sharp lines and a softer, smudged look. Whether you're aiming for a dramatic effect or a subtle definition, this eyeliner has you covered.
Apply by tracing a thin line along your lid, as close to your lashes as possible.
Use short strokes for a smooth, precise line.
For a smokey eye effect, apply the liner and then buff out the edges using a cruelty-free smudger brush.
100% Pure Creamy Long Last Eye Liner, your questions answered
Q1. What makes a creamy liner different from a liquid or pencil liner?
A creamy liner has a soft, blendable texture that sits between a pencil and a gel. It glides on easily, can be smudged for a smoky effect while wet, and sets to a longer-lasting finish.
For sensitive eyes it is often more comfortable than a liquid liner because there is less solvent and the application requires less pressure on the lash line.
Q2. Is it safe for contact lens wearers and sensitive eyes?
Yes. 100% Pure avoids synthetic dyes, artificial fragrance, and harsh preservatives. Keep it to the outer lash line rather than the waterline if you wear lenses daily.
Q3. How do I apply it precisely?
Use short, connected strokes close to the lash line. A pointed cotton bud can refine the edge while the formula is still slightly wet.
Q4. How do I remove it?
Oil-based or micellar remover on a cotton pad. Press and hold before wiping rather than rubbing.
Q5. How often should I replace it?
Every three to four months. Sharpen or clean the tip before each use.
Q6. What shades are in the Creamy Long Last range?
Blackest and Dark Cacao. Both are available in the Eyehouse range.