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Heroine Make Liquid Liner

heroine make liquid liner, bitsandtreats

I haven’t been well the past few weeks that is why I’ve been absent from blogging. Heck, I couldn’t even prepare my own meals so I ask whoever is available at home to get me some food. I woke up feeling better this morning so I got up and fixed myself some breakfast which you will be able to read about here.

I can’t believe I haven’t blogged about this product yet. This was the last stock from Hyphen so I got it for myself. This is the best liquid liner I’ve ever tried.

kiss me heroine make liquid liner tip, bitsandtreats

The tip is sturdy yet flexible when you need to do a cat eye. I also love the fact that the liquid liner itself is not runny so it does not get all over my eye lid. It’s very easy to apply and dries up pretty quickly.

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It does not smudge and lasts the whole day. Actually, the packaging has a photo of the heroine crying showing that the liquid liner will last even with a drum of tears. You know how exaggerated anime/manga characters cry. So that’s how strong this product is.

Even though it lasts a long time, it does not hurt my sensitive eyes. No allergies, itchiness, redness whatsoever. I remove this using my Etude House Liquid Mascara Remover which also doubles as my overall makeup remover. It’s very easy to remove using this makeup remover.

I will try to blog more this week. I know I still have a ton of products to blog. I just need to find the strength to take photos of them. 
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