Brush it on. Slide it off. blinc is the original liquid eyeliner invented to form a water-resistant “layer of color” that contours your eyes. Since blinc eyeliner is not a cosmetic paint, it cannot smudge, run or flake – even if you cry or rub your eyes. The intense color creates a dramatic look that lasts all day. Only when you are ready, the layer of color will effortlessly slide off your skin into your hand with only the combination of water and gentle pressure. No harsh makeup remover is required.

In an easy to use, convenient, marker-tipped pen, blinc’s liquid eyeliner can be applied with precision. blinc liquid eyeliner glides on smoothly and the ultra fine tip provides for extreme accuracy, allowing you to create virtually any look you desire, from a thin classic line, to dramatic, winged looks.

blinc liquid eyeliner pen is ideal for those with sensitive eyes, contact lens wearers, performers and active people in search of eyeliner whose look, hold and ease of removal is without compromise. Whether your daily activities take you from the office, to your workout and then out to dinner, blinc liquid eyeliner will look as good in the evening as it did when you first applied it in the morning.

blinc liquid eyeliner does not penetrate your skin, leave any tint or residue behind or require harsh makeup removers. This makes blinc healthier for your surrounding eye area, since there is no need to rub the part of your face that is most susceptible to wrinkling. blinc liquid eyeliner delivers the best of both worlds…the hold that you have always wanted and the ease-of-removal that you have always wished for.

How to Use:

• If you make a mistake, it is really easy to fix: just wet the tip of a Q-­tip and brush it along the line that you want to erase. Blinc liquid eyeliner cleans up easily and will not streak like all other liquid lliners.
• The more coats of liner that you apply, the darker and more pronounced it will get.
• If you would  like to smudge the liner after application, it must be done immediately afterwards. You may use the tips of your fingers or a hard eyeline  brush.