Too Faced Sketch Marker Liquid Art Eyeliner
Product Brand Too Faced
Sketch Marker is an innovative liquid eyeliner that’s inspired by Japanese calligraphy pens. Its formula acts as an artist’s best drawing ink so you can effortlessly create paintbrush-like strokes for daytime to dramatic cat eyes and everything in between. Its waterproof formula will not fade or feather, and it features an array of soft pastels to bold pop art shades. Wear just a single colour or layer together shades to create a double eyeliner work of art.
Benefits
- Paraben-free, sulfate-free, phthalate-free and gluten-free.
- Not tested on animals.
paradigmdaquila5298 not smudge-proof
I was excited to try this out because it's said to be waterproof and smudge-proof, not to mention the packaging was really nice. When applied it's really sticky that I didn't like. The worst part is that after an hour it smudged all over my eyelids giving me racoon eyes. It's much worse than many other eyeliners that don't even state to be smudge- or waterproof.
~November 10, 2017
suzannastyers Easy to remove
Pen tip allows fine control for think or thick eyeliner. Can go over the area to make thicker without problems or patchiness and clears up easily with micellar cleanser.
~October 24, 2017
Terry Wang It lasts
I am a fan of winged eyeliner and I do it everyday. This one is actually pretty good. Kat Von D is still my holy grail, but this liner holds up better than others cheaper brands. First of all the application is pretty simple as it is with most pen liners. The color is a little more metallic compared to others and the product does take a second to dry on the lids. However it lasts a long time and has great color pay off. My lids are not particularly oily though and I do put a primer + setting powder on my lids prior to eyeliner. Overall I would say this is a pretty good liner and I would definitely purchase it again.
~October 23, 2017
GlennAmese Hard to use
I wanted to like this marker. Unfortunately it does not provide a consultant line and going over your line or trying to correct your line with the pen only makes things worse.
~October 18, 2017