Long Last Liquid Eye Liner Black Tea | 100% Pure

$44.95
$44.95
Recommended by Dr Dee, optometrist, 20+ years experience

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✅ EFR Gold rated under the Eyehouse eye friendly standard
✅ True black pigment from micronised black tea, no synthetic dyes
✅ Preservative system uses honeysuckle flower extract, not phenoxyethanol
✅ Free from synthetic fragrance, parabens, phthalates and sulfates
✅ 7ml, vegan and certified organic

Most liquid liners use synthetic dyes and preservatives flagged for contact sensitisation at the lid margin. This formula is pigmented with organic micronised black tea and preserved with honeysuckle flower extract. Black Tea delivers a true, deep black for classic definition. Apply to the outer lash line only, not the waterline. Replace every three to four months. Remove thoroughly each evening with a micellar or oil based remover, soak and wipe rather than rub.

Long Last Liquid Eye Liner Black Tea | 100% Pure

Long Last Liquid Eye Liner Black Tea | 100% Pure

$44.95

Long Last Liquid Eye Liner Black Tea | 100% Pure

$44.95
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    What Makes Black Tea A Better Pigment Than Synthetic Black Dye

    Conventional black eyeliner is pigmented with carbon black or synthetic FD&C dyes. Both are classified as potential contact sensitisers at the lid margin in the TFOS DEWS II report, particularly with repeated daily application close to the eye surface.

    Micronised black tea delivers the same deep, true black through a plant derived pigment without the sensitisation risk. The result on the eye is a clean, precise black line that reads as classic definition rather than the slightly flat or artificial tone some synthetic blacks produce.

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    Is Liquid Eyeliner Safe For Contact Lens Wearers

    Application position is the main variable. Liner on the outer lash line stays away from the tear film and gland openings. Liner on the waterline sits directly over the meibomian gland openings and increases the chance of particles entering the tear film and depositing on the lens surface.

    For lens wearers, apply to the outer lash line only. Insert lenses before application so the liner sets before any lens movement.

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    What Does EFR Gold Mean On An Eyeliner

    The Eyehouse Eye Friendly Rating Gold tier requires the full ingredient list to be free from synthetic fragrance, parabens, phenoxyethanol, petrochemicals, PEGs, and all 26 EU SCCS listed fragrance allergens whether from synthetic or natural sources.

    This liner holds Gold because it clears every tier of that standard. The preservative system uses honeysuckle flower extract rather than phenoxyethanol, which is specifically excluded from EFR Silver and above for its documented impact on meibomian gland tissue.

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    Black Tea Or Dark Chocolate, How To Choose

    Black Tea is a true, deep black. It suits classic definition, evening wear, and anyone who wants a precise, high contrast line. It reads as bold on all skin tones and is the stronger statement of the two shades.

    Dark Chocolate is a deep warm brown. It softens the line naturally and suits daytime wear, fair or cool skin tones, and anyone who finds pure black too stark for everyday use. If you are unsure which to try first, most people with medium to deep skin tones find Black Tea the more versatile daily shade.

    100% Pure Long Last Liquid Eye Liner, your questions answered

    Q1. What makes 100% Pure eyeliner eye friendly?

    The brand avoids synthetic dyes, artificial fragrances, and harsh preservatives, which are the three ingredients most commonly flagged in our Eye Friendly Rating assessment for eye area cosmetics.

    The pigments are derived from fruit, vegetables, and other natural sources rather than synthetic colourants, which reduces the risk of the contact sensitisation that some people develop with conventional liners.

    Apply before putting lenses in, or better, after inserting lenses and before they settle. Keep the liner to the outer lash line rather than the waterline if you wear lenses regularly.

    Waterline application, regardless of brand, increases the risk of liner particles contaminating the tear film and depositing on lens surfaces.

    It is formulated for long wear. Remove with a gentle micellar water or oil-based remover on a cotton pad. Soak and wipe, do not rub.

    Rubbing the lid margin to remove eyeliner over time contributes to lash loss and lid skin thinning.

    It depends on the severity. In a flare, I generally recommend avoiding all eye cosmetics until the lid margin has settled. In stable periods, a clean, preservative-minimal liner like this is a better choice than a conventional one.

    Always remove thoroughly at the end of the day, and replace the product every three to four months.

    Yes, check the current range on site. The Long Last Liquid Liner is available in multiple shades.

    Black Tea gives a true, deep black derived from tea rather than synthetic FD&C dyes, suited to classic definition without the harshness some synthetic blacks can have.

    Look for natural pigments, a fine precision applicator, and a formula free of synthetic fragrance. 100% Pure Long Last Liquid Eyeliner in Black Tea is a clean, everyday option suited to daily wear and sensitive eyes.

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