The grunge style turns back, so smoke-ab becomes a trend again. Olga Romanova has already shared the beauty hackers, so that makeup was perfect, but it is also important to find the right products that will not disintegrate or slip. He collected the most permanent and soft pens for the eyes.
Eye Pen Sexy Smoky Eye Pen, Carbon Black, Romanovamekup
The name of the product corresponds to the effect. Sexy smoky eyeliner has a vegan formula that does not irritate sensitive eyes, slightly shifting in a century and lasts up to 36 hours. Suitable for both net arrows and shading, so you can safely include and create imagination. If you are going to see a grunge, we recommend that you choose an ultra -black carbon black shadow.
Eye pencil eyeliner, palermo, shikstudio
Shik combined everything that beauty is necessary. Vitamin E pen, which moisturizes and feeds the skin of the century. With flat griffle, you can easily draw fine arrows and then squeeze it with a brush. Choose a dark coffee tone, gray brown or chocolate. The second is suitable for a softer effect.
Eye pencil smoky eyeliner, kiko milano
If you do not want to carry an entire cosmetic bag with you, we recommend that you take a closer look at Pencil Kiko Milano. One side of it is a soft grifure, the other is a brush. The pen is specially created for smoky makeup, so that the product easily shakes, distinguishes the eyes, disintegrates and creates the silk effect.
Source: People Talk
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