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Rimmel London SCANDAL EYES Eyeliners

Hey guys!!!

Recently Influenster sent me a box of goodies from Rimmel London and in it came two eyeliners. One is Rimmel Scandal Eyes Thick & Thin Eyeliner and the second one is Rimmel Scandal Eyes Precision Micro Eyeliner. 


I was excited to receive these because I had just finished my black liner and I was in search of a new one.


First is the Precision Micro Eyeliner. This is a great felt tip liner and very easy to work with. You can do a thin line or a thick line with it whatever your preference is. Also you could practice doing a wing with this. Only thing I didn't like about this is that its not as pigmented as I like it to be. I like my liner to be really black and with this I have to build it up.


Next is the Thick & Thin Eyeliner. I tried to take a good picture of the tip so you can see how it looks like. I really hope you can tell lol. It's a unique tip, you can turn it one way or the other way depending on how thin or thick you want your liner. I like my liner not too thin and not too thick and its really easy to achieve that. This one is more pigmented than the other one so I gravitate to this one more.

Both of these eyeliners are said to be waterproof, smudge-proof, sweat-proof, heat-proof, and tear-proof. I can say that it is true so far since my eyes get watery when I'm at work and it didn't smudge or anything. If anything changes I will keep you guys updated.

 I have seen them both at the drugstores for $5.99. 

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