REVLON Colorstay Liquid Eye Pen Triple Edge - 002 Blackest Black - 0.056oz Eye Pencil

This is hands down the best eyeliner I’ve ever used. The angled felt tip applicator makes it easy to draw precise lines whether I’m going for a subtle look or a bold wing. I can make a very clean wing that looks identical on both eyes, which is no small feat! The liquid formula dries quickly and once it sets, it doesn’t budge. No smudging, no running. My eyes are very sensitive and tend to tear up with most eyeliners, but this formula is incredibly gentle and long-lasting. Even on tear-prone days, it stays put and looks fresh. It’s waterproof, smudge-proof, and truly longwearing. I’ve finally said goodbye to raccoon eyes and constant touch-ups. If you struggle with sensitive eyes or want a liner that performs all day, this one is a game-changer.

This is my new holy grail pen eyeliner. I've been using the Sephora Colorful Wink-It Felt Tip Liquid Eyeliner - Waterproof in Black for years but at Cdn$19 a shot, it's hard to justify. Generally speaking I'm not a fan of Revlon cosmetics but after reading some positive Amazon reviews about the liner, I thought that for under Cdn$12...why not? I LUV the slant tip! My cat eye skills were ok before but looked more like distant cousins than twins. With the slant tip, they're almost twins and match up much better. The ink is a rich black, lasts all day with no flaking or smearing, dries quickly, and goes right to the tip with no skipping, which is super important to me. Nothing irks me more than when the ink in a pen eyeliner doesn't go right down to the tip. Highly recommend and will definitely repurchase.

There are 3 distinct versions of this product under the same heading so I'll try to address them all. (In the picture, R=regular, B=ball point, and T=triple edge. In terms of opacity, color, and staying power, they are all the same. My rating reflects the combined rating of all of them. ♡Classic •I've been using this one for roughly a year. •It is very easy to use, particularly if you have shaky hands. •Getting the winged look takes a little bit of practice because you need to hold the pen completely perpendicular in order to get a thin line using only the tip. •No bleeding and super quick drying so I don't start my morning with terminator eyes caused by excess product getting on my eye (ugh, liquid liner hell). □Ballpoint •In theory, it's a great idea. In practice, not so much. •The ball point tip is too thick to get the winged look. •The ball point releases much more liquid than either the classic or the 3 point. This has it's advantages in giving you a deep, thick line very quickly; however, it can also easily get out of control. ♢3 Edge •Too easy to mess up, because if you tilt it every so slightly in the wrong direction you'll have a very uneven line due to the variations in the tip. •Looks and works very similarly to a felt tip calligraphy pen.

Smooth- mature skin approved! I've spend a great deal on many brands, some extremely expensive, and none have delivered this quality. I'm placing a second order today so I have a spare.

This is a helpful eyeliner and easy to use. I would recommend.