LA Girl Glide Gel Liner Review

I have this gel liner in a beautiful reddy gold colour. It's super creamy and lasts on my eyes all day. I was on the search for a gold liner and for the price, this cant be beaten. It doesn't apply well to the waterline but it's great apart from that!

When I first bought it I was a bit apprehensive due to the price, but I once I tried it I fell in love. It has amazing staying power, comes in a range of colours and has a beautiful creamy texture. It is simply a pleasure to use. I especially love their bronzey browny colour as it is super wearable, and a nice alternative to brown.

I'm totally new to the LA Girl brand and because the products are totally affordable I decided to try a few.

This eyeliner is fantastic value for money. It is super pigmented. I got a dark blue and I just cant get over how gorgeous the colour is.

It has a lovely creamy texture and no drag when applying. I wear it a good eight house and only wears off a little. If you were wanting to do a smokey look this blends quite well.

There's no smell(that I can smell) and its a twist up eyeliner rather than pencil, which I prefer anyway

I was really surprised by these liners. I bought a couple of these as they were such a good price and thought it really didnt matter if they turned out to be terrible.

I've had a few LA Girl products that I havent loved so I didnt have super high hopes for these. However I was very wrong.

These were really easy to use they really did just glide along my lash line super smoothly. The formula is creamy and super pigmented. I was worried that these would only last a few hours, but these held up all day until I took my makeup off which I was really happy with especially considering the price they really exceeded expectations.

I did run into a bit of trouble when I had to sharpen one of these but I used a normal pencil sharpener so really my own fault I have lost my cosmetic sharpener so I wont hold it against them.

I will definately be buying more of these in different colours

I was in our local Unichem picking up a script and started looking at some sample liners on the counter. The sales lady told me these particular liners were exceptionally good value for money, only $5.00 each and also made in Germany which I guess must be good. There was an awful lot of colours to choose from, several shades of black, brown, blue, turquoise, gold, you name it, they had it. So I finally chose the deep bronze colour which looked like a dark brown. It is a soft and creamy, highly pigmented formula that glides on easily, doesn't smudge once it is set and lasts all day for me. Easily sharpened, just put in fridge beforehand. I highly recommend this liner.

These are some of the best eye pencils yet. Rich vibrant colours, smudge-able yet highly unmoveable from my eye, and they do literally glide on. All the shades are metallic, I have 3 colours and looking for excuses to buy more. I found them at an outlet store for $8 and then at a local pharmacy 2 for $10.

I love this eyeliner, it is so heavily pigmented and applies smoothly. It is great to create a nice smokey eye as well as it blends nicely and creates a great base for eyeshadows. The price is so good for the type of product you get. A little goes a long way with this one. The colour range is beautiful as well.

I was a bit skeptical of anything at this price, however I saw them at Life Pharmacies and thought I'd give one a go. It went on so easily, no more nearly stabbing yourself in the eye or having your eyelid stabbed to the side because of hard liner, this stuff is soft and easy to put on. It also wears for a reasonable length of time. I'm converted! I now own the staple colours plus some fun shades like teal, purple and green.

LA Girl has become a bit of a new 'it' range. So when I needed to replace my eyeliner, I picked up one of these.

They are a fantastic price (though mine was $6 not $4) so I didn't expect them to last all day. They do however, and are actually quite hard to remove at night.

The pencil glides smoothly as promised with the gel formula. My only complaint is that the only line you can really get is a thick smudgy one, which is ok for people like me who like that, but not ideal for people who like a more subtle or precise line. And for that reason it also doesn't make my go to list.

Being a pencil you have to sharpen it, which I found really daunting because it looked a bit too solid to sharpen. I followed the general gel pencil rules of freeze for 5+ minutes first and use a cosmetic pencil sharpen. However it can be done without freezing and with a normal sharpener. But the pencil doesn't create as good of a point.

I would use it again as it is a cheap everyday liner. But I would probably also get a second liner for more precise lines.