3PCS Peel Off Lip Liner, Light Brown/Dark Brown/Burgundy Long Lasting Lip Stain,Matte Tattoo Lip Liner Stain Peel Off,Infused with Hyaluronic Acid & Vitamin E

The media could not be loaded. This is hands down the best value. It goes on easy, shorter wand is easier to use, stays on for hours and nice shades that look natural. Don't put too far inside your lips so it doesn’t look splotchy and moisturize your lips since it can be drying - just use a good chapstick!

Small container, does not peel off, you need to wash off. The slight color that is left disappears within an hour.

I gave it a 3 because I’m not sure if it’s my impatience, or it just doesn’t stain or last. Cute while it’s on though

Didn't like the colors

This is a bit uncomfortable to wear so I would reserve for wearing overnight where you don't have to really talk or eat. When you peel off it leaves a natural color that lasts about 3 days of steady eating and drinking.

Thus literally lasts all day regardless of what you eat without having to apply over and over again! Already bought my 2nd 3 pack!

I did not like the lip liner stain. It went on rough and sparse. It was a waste of money

I'm not exactly sure what makes this a lip liner and not just a liquid lipstick -- the base of the wand is a bit large and feels more appropriate for covering the entire lip surface vs just neatly lining the edges, so I decided to just go ahead and use it like that rather than trying to do anything more precise -- I have a slight hand tremor anyway, so lining my lips nicely is already a bit of a struggle even with a nice sharp liner pencil to use, so there was no way I was gonna do a decent job of it with this thing. Other than that it's easy enough to apply though... it does take a few minutes to dry however, so probably not a good option for using every day when you're rushing to get ready for work or whatever, unless you put it on first and then do the rest of your makeup while it dries or something. Once it does dry it's ready to peel off... I was a bit disappointed by this part, I was hoping it would peel off in one one big, satisfying piece, but it doesn't hold together well enough for that -- it just comes off in lots of little flakes, so it didn't "peel" so much as I had to just wipe it off with a Kleenex and a bit of light back-and-forth scrubbing. If you have any dry peeling patches on your lip, it will absolutely stick to those and make them appear darker than the rest of the lip, so I'd recommend exfoliating any of that off beforehand for even application. Once it's all off though it does leave a fairly subtle, but very nice kind of maroon-ish color, which unfortunately is not very flattering to my pale, ruddy complexion... but my younger sister has a much darker complexion that I think this would flatter, and she's just reaching the age to start taking an interest in wearing makeup, so I'll probably wind up giving the two extra unopened ones to her if she wants them.What I REALLY like about this stuff though, and which I'm surprised isn't more blatantly advertised in the product description, is the ingredients used. I dabbled in making my own lotions and cosmetics for a little while so I'm very familiar with all the odd, unpronounceable ingredients that are commonly used and what each of them does, and these have a very short and very nice ingredients list that is basically just water, hyaluronic acid, raspberry fruit extract (which is where the color presumably comes from), vitamin E, white lily oil, and cetyl alcohol (which is a good emollient/lubricant). Considering that the majority of the ingredients seem to actually be natural, I'm surprised that isn't used as a selling point. It has a slight raspberry smell to it too, which is nice.