I’m a huge fan of liquidlast liner, but it took me a while to get the hang of it. I use the supplied brush, with only a little product on it - pull your eye gently to the side and starting in the centre of the eye, use small strokes to apply. Go back and join inner eye to the line you started. Just practise with it. You’ll need an oily cleanser to remove it but I own this in Inkspill as well and it’s my staple! I’ve also used it on a bare eye and covered it with pigments to get a different colour look.

So seriously, just give it time and don’t stress. It will work!!

xoxo
Stef

I’m intrigued by Liquidlast Liner after reading all the rave reviews about its staying power. However, I’ve had absolutely no success searching the net for its ingredient list (it’s not on Specktra’s “MAC Product Ingredients” thread either) and I was wondering if you could post it.

Thank you!

P.S.: And when I find a technique to make it work, you’ll be the first to know!

I haven’t had the patience to work with it. (sigh). Danny, a MAC artist, left some similar instructions in the comments above regarding the dot method. I hope it works out for you!

I too just bought the Inkspill Liquidlast, and I am beginning to have serious doubts…I cant even draw a straight line with it on my hand, am not sure how I will manage on my eyelid. And its so much more expensive in India…roughly the equivalent of $28…I could cry.

However, I read on another blog that the way to use it is to make little dots and then join then up, rather than trying to draw a straight line…guess I will try that now.