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LOL Liquid Eyeliner Review


Last Thursday, I was invited to render an intermission number for an event and I have to buy me some make-up. It is inevitable for me to buy make-up prior to the performance because obviously I need to create a presentable slash diva-ish look since people will be all eyes on me for more than five minutes. Something new to wear gives a girl more confidence, may it be clothes or make-up, and of course, whenever you sing in front of the crowd, you need all the confidence you can get.
I decided to buy a new eyeliner because my Fanny Serrano felt tip liner is already going crazy after months of usage.  After minutes of rummaging the beauty section of SM North, I decided to try out this inexpensive brand called LOL. I've been eyeing this LOL liquid eyeliner the first time I saw it on Watsons. I know it's not a good idea to try out new brand on a performance night but I have this gut feeling that this could be a eureka for finding an inexpensive but effective eyeliner.
LOL Liquid eyeliner




I chose dark brown because I haven't tried this color yet. I am a fan of black eyeliner but I want to see what dark brown looks like on me. This color is very natural and subtle. If you are aiming for a natural look, dark brown eyeliner is the way to go.

I am already used to applying eyeliners so I didn't have a hard time lining my eyes with this one. Though I am a fan of felt tip liner, I think this one is easier to use especially on the inner corner of my hooded eyes.

This is one of the most inexpensive eyeliners I have seen in Watsons. I bought this product for only P139.00. I just love inexpensive but never cheap make-up products.

To test the quality of this product, I did some swatches at the back of my hand:











I also tried to do some water testing by placing it under faucet with running water and no smudging whatsoever.









I tried to rub it and it faded a bit but still no smudging. Take note that I have to rub this one very hard as if I am literally erasing it.

Impressive right?








So, this is a selfie to give you an idea of how this liner looks on me:























And that’s it for my detailed review on this new brand. For more info about LOL cosmetics, you may visit their website here.

Let me end this post by giving you some of pictures taken during the night. Please leave a comment if you have any reactions, suggestions, or anything you just want to say to me. Thanks!







   
Till next time!

BYE!




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  1. AnonymousMay 5, 2014 at 5:27 PM

    need more reviews on lol cosmetics!!

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  2. Grachel HilarioJune 7, 2014 at 10:09 AM

    I am actually planning to buy another make-up item from this brand for another review... =)

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