Oblique tip eyeliner

In the '90s, I started putting on eyeliner and I've also put on many. Putting on a wing was also all the rage at the time and I found a small modest wing just enough instead of a thick liner. As I got older, I always used an eyeliner (without a wing) or eye pencil until I got an eyeliner in the Goodie box a few ago and found out that wings are back in style. There are so many tutorials that everyone must have tried a wing at least once in a while, I think... The pair of eyeliners that I have are very thin and unfortunately they also dry out very quickly. Even though you're supposed to keep them upside down (like a pen so that the ink runs down), I notice they'll run out in no time. In fact, I already have a favorite eyeliner (Maybelline masterpreciseallday) that I previously reviewed. But I'll wait until I get a job again. In the meantime, I was looking for something cheaper and that's how I ended up at HEMA. There are 3 versions of this eyeliner. A thick version, this version and a thin version. Interestingly, that angled tip and setting a wing quickly seems to be even easier. It takes some getting used to and you can determine the thickness yourself, but once you get used to it, putting on a wing and liner is easy. I also have the idea that it doesn't dry out so quickly. However, I do notice that putting on the liner is a bit wobbly. Actually, I should keep the eyelid a bit tight. But considering the price and what the eyeliner does once, I think it's a successful buy. Unfortunately, not completely pigmented in black but still as good as and vegan. Furthermore, easy to remove with a makeup remover.

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