PINKFLASH Eyeliner

Brand from China: PINKFLASH. PINKFLASH Long-Wear Liquid EyelinerBenefits:Instant ShapeA unique 2-in-1 design, one end is a stamp that accurately fits the eye.Instantly creating a winged shape, another end is an eyeliner that accurately outlines the eyeliner.With only 2 steps, even beginners can quickly draw charming big eyes.Intense PigmentedAdded high pigmented factor, large ink output, even and smooth strokes.Create various bold eyeliner styles in one strokeFlexible UseThe elastic sponge tip can precisely control the thickness of the line according to the strength, the thinnest to 0.1mm.Also use the winged stamp to create more dramatic eye makeup with your creativity.How To Use:1. Using the winged stamp stamp a wing on the outer edge of the eye.2. Then use the eyeliner to connect the wings and fill the rest of the eyeliner.

Brand from China: PINKFLASH. Benefits:A waterproof liquid liner that use with ease won’t smudge and stays in place until you say when.The thin marker-like tip is easy to use even for the least experienced.Its highly pigmented formula gives you bold, even, streak free line in a single stroke.Water-proof, high-pigmented makes your liner last all day.How to use:To apply, simply shake the product (if using a felt tip–this will saturate the felt tip with liquid), and start at the outer lash line. Sweep the liquid eyeliner along the upper lash line in small, connected strokes, continuing until you reach the inner corner of your eye.

Brand from China: PINKFLASH. Benefits:A waterproof liquid liner that use with ease won’t smudge and stays in place until you say when.The thin marker-like tip is easy to use even for the least experienced.Its highly pigmented formula gives you bold, even, streak free line in a single stroke.Water-proof, high-pigmented makes your liner last all day.How to use:To apply, simply shake the product (if using a felt tip–this will saturate the felt tip with liquid), and start at the outer lash line. Sweep the liquid eyeliner along the upper lash line in small, connected strokes, continuing until you reach the inner corner of your eye.