I recently used up my eyeliner, so I went in search of a new one. I wanted to try a different brand because I’m not 100% satisfied with the one I just finished. So, I took a trip to Sephora (but found none that I liked) and wound up in Watsons. I spotted this Koji Spring Heart eyeliner that looked interesting – it’s twist-up, which I like, and it comes with a sharpener that is so interesting.
*sidetrack* isn’t the crocodile cute? It’s a file I got from Popular. I should have gotten more.
A picture of the tip. I got dark brown, by the way.
At the other end of the eyeliner is a smudger, which I don’t really use. This one is made of a soft spongy material. Remember what I said about the sharpener? If you pull on the smudger the brown attachment comes apart and unveils the sharpener.
It’s made from plastic and it’s real small. I think it’s good because I never figured out if twist-up eyeliner pencils need to be sharpened. Now I know.
I haven’t used it yet, but it looks promising already. Plus, it’s cheap. This eyeliner retails for $9.90, available at Watsons. (I got mine at Ngee Ann City.)
Koji Spring Heart Long Lasting Eyeliner
I recently used up my eyeliner, so I went in search of a new one. I wanted to try a different brand because I’m not 100% satisfied with the one I just finished. So, I took a trip to Sephora (but found none that I liked) and wound up in Watsons. I spotted this Koji Spring Heart eyeliner that looked interesting – it’s twist-up, which I like, and it comes with a sharpener that is so interesting.
*sidetrack* isn’t the crocodile cute? It’s a file I got from Popular. I should have gotten more.
A picture of the tip. I got dark brown, by the way.
At the other end of the eyeliner is a smudger, which I don’t really use. This one is made of a soft spongy material. Remember what I said about the sharpener? If you pull on the smudger the brown attachment comes apart and unveils the sharpener.
It’s made from plastic and it’s real small. I think it’s good because I never figured out if twist-up eyeliner pencils need to be sharpened. Now I know.
I haven’t used it yet, but it looks promising already. Plus, it’s cheap. This eyeliner retails for $9.90, available at Watsons. (I got mine at Ngee Ann City.)