Ardell Beauty Fame Chaser Liquid Eyeliner, White

Fades easily, not pigmented

I ordered this for my partner, so the review reflects her experience. This is for the Fame Chaser liquid eyeliner in ‘Patent Leather’ colour.She says it goes on smoothly and is easy to draw a neat line. The brush is a good length, allowing you to draw a line with the tip (her usual approach) or by lying it along your eyelid if you prefer. She describes it as a dark black shade – I thought all black was dark, but apparently this stands out over eye shadow. It’s a little shiny – what I’d describe as satin, rather than matt or gloss.It lasts well too. She tested it (and another) by drawing hearts on the back of her hand and seeing how they lasted over the course of a day, with usual hand/dish-washing and the like. The other one (Wanna Get Lucky – which is a gel stick, rather than a liquid) stood up better to this, but this has lasted fine on her eyes. Even put on in the morning, it’s still there in the evening. In fact, it needs a decent make-up remover to get it off, so no complaints there.Overall, she prefers this to the Wanna Get Lucky because she prefers the liquid to the gel-stick. It also compares well to others that she’s used, though it’s more than she’d normally spend on an eye liner.

This is a liquid eyeliner in a brush pen format. Personally i dont use this kind of applicator as they seem to be neither one thing nor the other. They arnt a liquid but they arnt a pencil. Im willing to give this a go though as its such an unusual colour.I wasnt sure what i was supposed to to with a white liquid eyeliner pen. I know i could use a pencil inside my lashes to make my eyes look bigger but a brush pen wont work there. I did put a blob in the inside corner of my eyes to make me appear more awake and that seems to work.I thought id try this where id normally wear black liquid eyeliner, just to see what sort of applicator this is. The White colour isnt as strong as it first looks (you wont get an adam ant nose stripe with it anyway). It does last quite well and looks like it has a chalky/kohl pencil texture rather than a tippex effect.As far as white goes, im really not sure what you would use this for!

This is a liquid eyeliner, but applies like a pencil with a fine tipped brush. When the cap is first removed, the brush is nicely loaded with colour and it glides on easily. I found it took a bit of practice to get it in a smooth straight line in one go: when using a pencil liner I tend to use lots of small lines, but that technique didn’t work so well with this. If you apply quickly to both eyes, it’s fine – but if you take your time you’ll find the brush dries out too much to get the same depth of colour on the second eye. I found I needed to ‘dab’ it on a hard surface to top up the colour level.It dries very quickly once applied too – great if you were accurate first time – not so great if you need to dab away any smudges! I like my liner quite subtle – but I would imagine this would be great for a strong catseye in a heavy make-up. I found it stayed put quite well too. Overall – yes, I’d recommend this.

This though when used on my hand gives a visible line when used as a pencil eyeliner above the upper lash line is not visible.The colour is not the issue, as though I know its a lighter colour than black, it is the wateryness of it that's the issue. It only gave a visible line when beyond the lash lines which for me defeats the object of it either as a stand-alone eyeliner or if the use of it s to hide the lash line when using falsies. There is no way this is going to cover up thjngs like white glue of false lashes as it doesn't even produce an effect you can see against the lashes! Stick with a brush type liquid eyeliner as that is thick enough to give a bit of a layer and hides glue of false lashes perfectly.

Great. A really cute little liner that gives a super line, incredibly easy to use, and really fine-pointed. For those of us who did eye-flicks with bottles and brushes of liquid liner in the Sixties and Seventies this is an absolute breeze.It's a lovely true dark, shiny black, didn't smudge or run, but came off easily enough at the end of the day, with a cotton wool pad and oil-based make up remover.Younger users will like this too, particularly suitable for teens, stops their eye make up looking clumsy and if it was applied with a trowel. One for all ages, essentially.

For me this liquid eyeliner was a disappointment.It's neatly presented with no unnecessary packing, but I found that the line settled in clumps along my eyelid.I'm really well used to using eyeliner and this is an issue I'd associate with years ago, rather than recently-produced cosmetics. Although it could be used with lashes I think they'd have to be the really thick, obvious sort - this eyeliner couldn't help you to produce a discreet makeup style. You need plenty of powder, if not a foundation primer.The eyeliner did not irritate my eyes and on balance I'd say it's best use is for a dramatic evening-wear makeup.

EYELINER=========Superb winged eyeliner can seem impossible, It'll often smudge or have difficult brushes/applicators.As this is a liquid it's easier to use, but at the same time it requires a bit of skill.CATLIKE LOOK============This is ideal for a feline flick. It's possible to make a bold graphic line or a defined feline flick.PROS=====cheapintense colour.easy to applyflexibility in the tiplong lastingCONS=====never heard of the brandtakes a second or two to dryOVERALL========A good liquid liner