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Anastasia Beverly Hills Waterproof Creme Colour Review
This ultra-pigmented gel cream instantly transforms lids with bold, intense color. The long-wearing waterproof formula resists fading, creasing, or sliding—even in humid temperatures.
Website www.anastasiabeverlyhills.com
I am using this in deep black,
I use this with an eye shadow on the bottom and with a brush.
the pot is the same size as the dipbrow pot and the box packaging is the same.
the gel glides on smoothly and in full colour, it's thick and exactly like MAC but cruelty free!! if I touch my eyes it doesn't smudge, however if I rub them it does. but not easily.
I can wear this in summer and winter with no problems.
Tips: always shut the lid as soon as you have the product on your brush to prevent drying of the gel.
I’ve had great success in the past with Anastasia Dip Brow so while on the look out for a new eyeliner I decided to bite the bullet and give the black Waterproof Creme Colour a go. As with Dip Brow, the Creme Colour comes in small glass jar with a black lid. I’m a fan of this packaging, it’s sleek, simple and the jar has a nice weight to it so it doesn’t feel like it will break super easily. The product itself is really creamy, it applies beautifully as an eyeliner with full coverage in one swipe meaning I only have to go in a second time to straighten up and perfect my lines. While I wouldn’t say this product is completely crease free, I do find it takes until the end of a long day to transfer from my lash line to my lid which is no more than any other product I’ve used as a liner. If I were to wear a primer underneath my eye makeup or set it with black eyeshadow after I don’t think it would be an issue at all. A little goes a LONG way so I see this lasting me a while making it more than worth the $30 I paid for it!
Tips: -Give it a few seconds to dry before opening your eye, it takes a bit longer than a typical liner pen but the result is worth it! -The black makes a beautiful shadow base! Layering it with black shadow makes it the blackest black while putting something shimmery (hello alchemist palette) over top transforms it into something magical.