I was so excited to purchased this liner as I am a big fan of Lime Crime products and the crazy shades that they come in. I picked this one up in a light blue shade, Im not too experienced with liquid liners but I thought why not?!
The tube was small and I had a hard time holding the small wand. The liner itself is very pigmented in colour and long lasting. I put this on in the morning and it was still perfect when I went to take it off at the end of the day. The liner smelt pretty rank though, sort of smelt like paint which I thought was a bit weird as the lipsticks by Lime Crime smell so divine. I also didnt like the brush on this liner. It was quite messy to use.
Overall these are a good idea and they come out in a wide range of shades but I do believe that the formula and brush needs a few tweaks for my liking.
I picked up a couple of these on a whim in Dunedin, of all places.
I have two blue shades - Lazuli (a bright royal blue) and Milk Blue (pretty much a neon sky blue).
Like the majority of Lime Crime products, these come in cute packaging - in this case, slim clear tubes with white caps, emblazoned with black dots, and the brand name scrawled inside a thought bubble. The very top of the tube features the unicorn logo, while the base has the shade details. The shades are very visible through the base part of the tube.
Colours are very vivid on - though the Milk Blue needs an extra layer for max impact. They set and dry without bleeding, wear reasonably well, and come off easily with the addition of a little moisture.
Where they fail, for me, is the brushes. They have lovely, easy to hold handles, and a sturdy long wand, but the wee tuft of non-tapered bristles is unwieldy - a tapered or pen-style point would have made these a thousand times easier to work with.
I wouldn't repurchase simply because of that - I'd go the Sephora ones instead
Tips: Try an eyeliner (or even lip) brush to make these easier to apply