Revlon Liquid Eyeliner Pen, ColorStay Wing Line Eye Makeup, Waterproof, Smudge-proof, Longwearing with Angled Felt Tip, Wing Line

This is my favorite eyeliner. It has an angled point, so you can make a thick, thin, or both eyeline. Its durable. It has become all I will order for eyeliner.

I usually prefer liquid eyeliners over gels/pencils, and I have tried many different kinds from different brands. Tjis eyeliner pen is the bedt I have had so far! It's so easy to apply. It's a blessing if you're someone like me who can't keep your hand steady!Great value for money. Very easy to draw lines! The lines are sharp, and you can make them as thin or thick as you like! It's smudge proof, which means that you cannot easily correct your mistakes though. But with minimal practice, I was able to get the hang of it.Overall, great eyeliner, and I'm going to be using it for the foreseeable future!

I’ve never been great at applying makeup in general and I totally suck at applying liquid liners. I’ve gone through countless brands of liners trying to achieve those clean lines but always making a total mess of it. But let me tell you, this one is a game changer! With this product I was able to do a near-perfect wing on both eyes on my first attempt. It was so easy to use even for a beginner like myself. It applies smoothly with clean lines, the soft angled edge allows for better control, it dries quickly and stays put. I’ll never buy another liner!

I like the felt tip, but don't love the shape of the tip. It's not angled/at a corner kind of edge, but has a flat edge like a narrow chisel tip. It lasts decently and has good pigment. It is easy to use and smudge resistant. I personally think it smells like baby wipes (isn't bad, just noting). It's fine but I don't love it enough to purchase it again.

I’ve purchased this numerous times I love this item. It works beautifully and the colors beautiful

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.

Glides on easily. Slanted tip allows for smooth & precise application. Sometimes it dries out sooner that I'd like but think it may be from how it was stored before purchase. Have used this eyeliner for several years & will continue to do so.

So easy to use and does not smudge. Lasts all day.