I got this eyeliner as part of one the magazines little makeup bag giftsets they often feature and it came with an eye shadow, eyeliner and a small mirror. I already owned a different eyeliner of Avons in a brown colour and was impressed with it as it stayed on well and was quite subtle so was looking forward to trying this new updated eyeliner. The tube is black with silver writing on which wears off after a few uses so I sometimes mix up with other Avon products that have done this, which is really annoying. The brush is like a soft felt tip and is very easy to use, after a while the brush can lose its shape and go too soft to create a strong line. Since ...  Read the complete review

Avon Says: Precision liner that lasts all day based on a Consumer wera evaluation, of 35 women. Was £6.50 - usually found in an offer at £5 or in a mix and match offer. Available in Black and Brown. **The product** The size of a felt tip pen and just as thick. Its a black tube with a pull off lid to reveal the felt tip pen style brush. **My opinion** I find that lots of eyeliners that are cheaper usually end up crumbling or flaking away throughout the day, not only producing black dots under your eyes because of it falling away but also gaps on the line you'd created earlier that morning. I found that this ...  Read the complete review

After having varied results with pencil liners, and really wanting to achieve the "Amy Winehouse" look......well the eye's, not the rest of the look, I decided the only line of defence was to try a felt tip type of applicator, with the first one being the subject of this review. The product I will now review is - "Avon liquid pen liner". This product, once having the plastic wrap removed, looks just like a smaller squat version of a black felt tip pen. To use you simply unscrew the lid. Once removed, you are faced with a elongated fibre tip, being fatter at the base end to allow the black liner liquid through, and ...  Read the complete review

I'm not a particularly girlie girl, but the products that I do own are of good quality and tend to be of the higher end price range, particularly eye products due to me having *VERY* sensitive eyes. In June this year myself and husband decided to go to Glastonbury for the first time so I wanted to take some products that didn't break the bank but would stop me scaring my fellow-campers! Eyeliner and mascara are something I use on a regular basis otherwise I look ill, and a friend recommended Perfectwear eyeliner and mascara as she has found that they don't cause her eyes to stream, so for £6 I figured it was worth a shot. The eyeliner is of the liquid ...  Read the complete review

Before I tried this product, I wasn't keen on liquid eyeliner: I found it messy to apply, slow to dry, and either smudgy or flaky. I am delighted to say that this one is different! I have this eyeliner in black and purple, although I think the purple one is now discontinued. Unlike many other liquid eyeliners, this one comes in a felt-tip style tube, which means that it is easy to get it exactly where you want it. You can also vary the thickness of the line by angling the tip. The colour goes on quite smoothly, although the tip seems to be very quick to dry out, which makes it drag a bit. However, another reviewer recommends shaking the tube before ...  Read the complete review