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Barry M Hi Vis Bold Eyeliners

I’ve been hearing about these eyeliners for a while and I finally decided to pick them up. I also wanted the cake pot versions as well, but they were not stocked on FeelUnique.com when I placed my order. There are also liquid versions, but I am not very good at applying liquid eyeliner, especially with the painter brush applicators some have.
ABOUT THE PRODUCT
The pencil design is quite simple, they are all one colour and the colour of the pencil matches the shade it is. They also have a plastic film covering on them; this can make it harder to sharpen.
 
You get 1.2g of product in the pencil and they have a neon matte finish.
 
·         Creamy
·         Long Lasting
·         Glides Easy
·         Waterproof
·         Vegan
·         Cruelty-Free
 
THE SHADES & SWATCHES
Caution -
Egyptian blue
Dangerous - orchid purple
Glow Stick - sky blue
False Alarm - scarlet red
Riot - fuchsia pink
Strobe Light - chartreuse green
 
MY FIRST IMPRESSIONS
They are actually quite bright and pigmented. A couple of the shades are a little patchy, but they are not bad. I did give them a quick try on my eye and they do glide on effortlessly. I disagree with the waterproof claim a little though. I don’t have particularly watery eyes and I noticed that it faded away from my waterline after ten minutes. I am guessing the waterproof claim is more for if you apply it to your eyelid. I am not looking forward to when I need to sharpen them as they are wrapped in a plastic film, which can make it hard to sharpen and it can mess up the tip. I do love the fun colours that are on offer. I wish there were more shades, like an orange or yellow. I definitely recommend you give these a try. They are a steal at £3.99 each!
 
You can purchase the Barry M Hi Vis Bold Eyeliners for £3.99 each from BarryM.com.
 
| I purchased these eyeliners for £3.99 each from FeelUnique.com |

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