Laura Mercier Tightline Cake Eye Liner in Mahogany Brown

Name: Laura Mercier Tightline Cake Eye Liner in Mahogany Brown
Brand: Laura Mercier
Price: 100000 VND
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.95 (20 reviews)

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Talc, Propylene Glycol, C9-15 Fluoroalcohol Phosphate, Sorbitan Sesquioleate, Alcohol Denat., VP/VA Copolymer, Magnesium Myristate, Polyethylene, Zinc Stearate, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Mineral Oil (Paraffinum Liquidum), Polymethyl Methacrylate, Sodium Dehydroacetate, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Butylparaben, Ascorbyl Palmitate, Glycine Soja (Soybean) Oil, Tocopherol, Alumina. May Contain (+/-): CI 77742 (Manganese Violet), CI 77499, CI 77491, CI 77492 (Iron Oxides), CI 77007 (Ultramarines), CI 77288 (Chromium Oxide Greens), CI 77891 (Titanium Dioxide).

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LadyMegda

This is my go-to liner when I want to wear black eyeliner. (This I avoid because I'm just too old to pull it off anymore.) I use a stiff gel liner brush and work water into it rather generously. Once it dries, it doesn't budge. It's a smokey dark blue that would look good with any eye color. It's not cheap but it lasts a very long time. By the time I hit pan on my black one, I replaced it with this. Be sure to let it dry out real good before storing it again. (Sorry. I didn't need to tell YOU that. LOL)

crystella2007

i really love this eye liner .. it is to bad the liquid drop is no longer available in Macys i don't know what eye liner is like this one , when i have to replace it. it stays all day and it doesn't burn you eye , i never have any smudges .. and it comes in some fabulous colors.

lindsaylew11

I really wanted to like this product, but by reading all these rave reviews, I'm realizing it's probably me doing something wrong, and not the product! I just couldn't get this stuff to stay on. I had raccoon eyes literally within just a few hours. I used the LM tightline brush and a little bit of water, and wiggled it into my lashline. Maybe I used too much water? I don't know, but I REALLY want to get this tightlining technique down right! If anyone has any tips, etc please share :)

aladie

I absolutely love this for my upper lash line. It is easy to work with once you get the hang of how to use it. I quickly run my angled liner brush under the faucet then blot the back of my hand. This gets some of the water out of my brush and leaves a little pool of water on my hand. I run my brush over the product and test it on my hand. If it's too dry I dip it in the pool of water to get it the right consistency. Sounds like a hassle, but it's easy once you get the hang of it and yes, it is so totally worth it! I am fair and cool toned, blonde hair and blue eyes and this is by far the most complimentary and flattering shade I have ever used. It doesn't even really look blue, but it certainly looks better than a harsh black or a boring brown, especially for us fair skinned, cool toned blue eyed babes. Thanks MUA for helping me discover this gem!

Beachluvr

I've tried eyeliners for 40+ years and never found anything I liked until I bought this eyeliner. I probably have bought over 50 pencils through the years and regretted every time I tried one. Removing botched eyeliner is difficult. There were times I didn't have time to remove it and I felt self-conscious all day. I am glad never to use pencils again.
I have hooded brown eyes and I use this to tightline my upper eyelids with a flat brush and a little water. It is beautiful! It really emphasizes my eyes, my lashes look fuller and lasts all day. It was difficult for me to master tight lining but wow I'm so glad I learned. I have purple and brown liner but I use the bleu marine everyday. My eyes always look white because it is an everytime essential part of my makeup. I think it's as important as mascara. I don't leave home without it. I think every eye color would look great with it.

LadyOttawa

Laura Mercier Tightline Eye Liner in Bleu Marine & Laura Mercier Flatline Brush

I've been looking for a cake eye liner in blue since the '60's. I think I've finally found one in this product.

The blue is a navy blue. It seems to enhance my blue eyes and the whites actually seem whiter.

I have sensitive eyes and they can be a bit moist often causing smearing with pencils and even pens. This does not happen with this cake eyeliner...no smearing and lasts till it is removed with my regular facial cleanser...does not require special eye makeup remover.
I use water at the end of the Laura Mercier Flatline brush and swirl the brush gently in the cake. I can make it any consistency...thick, liquid or watery. The thicker the consistency the deeper the intensity.

As with all liquid liners, this and the flatline brush take a bit of practice. At 66 I prefer a very thin line on the upper & lower lash line. The flatline brush is the thinnest I've seen for this type of brush and with a light touch I get a nice thin line that defines my eyes quite nicely.

I am amazed that this liner does not smear even on the lower lash line.

Overall a great product.

LUVrascal

This is such a great liner! It makes my lashes look thicker and my eyes defined in a natural way. I have hooded eyes and sometimes don't want a heavily lined look on my upper lashes so this little gem works perfectly in that regard. It makes the whites of my eyes look more clear and enhances my hazel eyes so beautifully. Black liners can look harsh on me for everyday looks because I'm so pale (NW5/10, blond hair, light eyelashes) but I love having that intensity. This color is deep and rich but doesn't overwhelm me. If you're hesitant about this being too blue, don't be. It's not noticeable. It's just a lovely, balanced navy that doesn't show up as overtly blue.

It doesn't smudge, transfer, or fallout. Once it sets it just stays put, even when I use it in my waterline. Most of the time though I tightline with it using tap water and the LM Flat Eyeliner brush. I dab a couple drops of water on the back of my hand, then dip the brush into it till it's coated with the water but not soaked, then swirl the brush into the cake liner until it forms a good consistency. Not watery but not a paste either. Somewhere in between. I had to experiment a few times before I got the the right ratio. It helps to try it on the back of your hand a few times once you dip it into the cake liner just to make sure it's right before you apply it on your eyes.

Then I lift my upper lid gently with my ring finger and sort of press and dab the brush into the roots of my lashes from underneath. I try to work it into the roots so it's in between the lashes and not along the upper lid or entirely on the waterline. Although sometimes it looks great having it along the upper waterline too. I try not to blink a lot for a few moments till it sets. It helps to look up while you're waiting for it to dry. Then I'm set for the day till I wash it off at night. I usually do it after I use an eye primer and before I do my eyeshadow and any other eyeliner. But often it's just this and a little mascara.

I like everything about this and have no complaints. I've been using this for about five years and I think it's one of those products that really hooked me once I realized what a difference it makes.

dianaish

This is just perfect. It makes my hazel brown eyes more golden and my eyes appear brighter and whiter. Perfect for tightlining and giving my eyes a pop of color when I wear neutral shadows. It is not too bright of a blue but it is not too navy of a blue.The effort of using a separate brush to apply is justified because the results are long lasting. I use Laura's tightlining brush to apply but have also used an Essence gel liner brush (carefully because it is not so soft )and both work well and the product cleans off your brushes easily with just a small bit of shampoo,It will last forever. Fabulous product, Love this!

BeagleLab

I love this. It is so easy to tightline. I cannot believe I was shy about blue eyeliner. Makes brown eyes pop, no makeup look, with big eyes. :)

yalcrab

I absolutely adore this stuff for when I want to do a "no makeup makeup" look. I use a flat eyeliner brush, put a drop of water on the brush (not too little, not too much) and push it right up against my lashline for a really natural but super flattering look.

I have oily hooded lids, so I can't make the line too thick because after a couple of hours I end up with a line on the top part of my eyelid. This doesn't happen if I keep the line thin--lasts all day with very little fading.

I foresee this lasting forever; I've had mine for half a year and have barely made a dent in it. The blue is very flattering on brown eyes, and it's dark enough of a blue to still look natural.

**Edit: I started putting Urban Decay's De-slick setting spray into a dropper bottle, and using that instead of water; I no longer have issues with the eyeliner transferring to my lids and can make a much thicker line if I want to now. I'm sure any similar sort of spray would work.