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Revolution Beauty London, Thick and Thin Dual Liquid Eyeliner, 1ml
Revolution Beauty London, Thick and Thin Dual Liquid Eyeliner, 1ml
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Product Description Revolution Makeup Thick and Thin Dual Liquid Eyeliner is a professional definition and flick idealion. The double-ended Pen eyeliner that can create both thick and thin line effortlessly. The 'Thin' for precise lines, and the 'Thick' for the 'Full on Effect' and to sculpt your look. Define your line and your flick for any occasion. Determine the lines and application style suitable for the situation you want. Directions Apply a small amount of primer to your eyelid. Start with a line above your lashes, make sure you use small lines and strokes for precise application Safety Warning Store in a cool, dry place. Use under medical supervision if necessary. Do not use if packaging is damaged. See more
- Eyeliner can create both thick and thin line effortlessly
- Define your line and your flick for any occasion
- Professional lines and ideal application
- Determine the lines and application style
- Suitable for parties, stages, festivals and other occasions
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