So all in all, this product is a miss for me. Even after giving them plenty of time to set, the colors smudged and transferred whenever I gently rubbed my finger across them. However, where the formulation falls apart is that they are not at all smudge-proof. All four shades are pigmented and creamy they apply nicely and blend easily. You get one nude lip liner and three eyeliners in blue, brown, and black. Unfortunately, all four colors were very disappointing. So despite not loving the unstylish design of this pen, I was expecting the liners to at least be practical and well-formulated. Although I do like the all-in-one concept, I find that the pen looks more like an office stationery as opposed to an elegant piece of makeup product.
The packaging is easy to use, sturdy, and very travel-friendly. When a lead is pushed out, it is actually protected with a clear casing so you need to twist the body of the pen to dispense the liner. You get three eyeliners and one lip liner, all at 0.1g each. On one end you have a small opening where the lead comes out and on the other you have four press-down buttons that correspond to the four different liners included. The Clarins 4-Color All-in-One Pen comes in a plastic casing not much different from your everyday multi-colored ballpoint pen. So to see some swatches and read my review, click. When you're running low on any of the colors, the top can be twisted to release more pigment.I love using my four-colored BIC ballpoint pen so when I saw that Clarins is releasing a 4-Color All-in-One Makeup Pen ($44 CAD) designed just like your multi-colored writing pens, I was pretty excited! Featuring three eyeliners and one lip liner all rolled up in a compact plastic pen, this travel-friendly, multi-purpose product is sure to garner some attention come its February release. And like a real pen, you don't need a sharpener. Each glide onto lips and lids with the ease of an Olympic figure skater on ice-no tugging, skipping, or dragging here. That being said, they redeem themselves with their silky, slippy texture. The hue is neutral enough to be drawn on under almost any lip color, so you can throw it in your purse if you plan to reapply later in the day.įull disclosure: The only downside of the liners is that they aren't pointed for uberprecise application, like, for instance, if you were going to attempt a major cat eye. (She's all about the blue waterline look right now.) Then, to keep your lipstick on point all day, you can push down the beige button demarcated with golden lips to release a lip liner of the same color. Or for something more modern, you can draw the black along your upper lids and blue on your lower ones to channel your inner Janelle Monae. The black is perfect for smudging to create a lived-in look. Depending on your vibe for the day, you can choose from an onyx black, true brown, or royal blue to rim your eyes. The multicolored tool is loaded with makeup essentials-three colors of eyeliner and a nude lip liner-so it's perfect for those who have been meaning to KonMari their makeup bag. An Allure Editor Tried an Unexpected Product as Highlighter.1 Compact, 4 Ways: The New Becca Multi-Tasking Perfecting Powder.Tarte's New Brush Set Has A Game-Changing Innovation.
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