L'Oréal Paris Infallible Grip Auto Eyeliner - Intense Black

While not explicitly stated as 'waterproof,' the L'Oréal Paris Infallible Grip Eyeliner is formulated to be 'smudge-proof' and 'transfer-proof' for up to 36 hours once dry, indicating strong resistance to moisture and wear.

The product is suitable for sensitive eyes. However, for specific application areas like the waterline, we recommend exercising caution and testing a small area first. If irritation occurs, discontinue use.

The eyeliner comes with a built-in sharpener, typically located under the smudger cap. Pull off the smudger cap, then gently insert the tip of the eyeliner into the sharpener and twist until you achieve your desired point.

Due to its long-lasting and transfer-proof properties, an oil-based or bi-phase makeup remover is highly recommended for effectively removing the L'Oréal Paris Infallible Grip Auto Eyeliner without excessive rubbing.

Yes, the L'Oréal Paris Infallible Grip Auto Eyeliner is specifically designed and formulated to be suitable for sensitive eyes.

Only twist up 1-2 millimeters of product at a time. The gel formula is soft and can break easily if too much is extended, or it can dry out faster.

Only twist up a very small amount of product (1-2mm) at a time. The gel formula is soft, so gentle pressure is key during application. Avoid pressing too hard.

Ensure both caps are securely replaced after each use to prevent air exposure. If it feels a bit dry, try sharpening the tip slightly to expose a fresh layer of product. If the issue persists, the product may be at the end of its life.

The eyeliner sets quickly to ensure its 36-hour wear. For smudging, you must work immediately after applying the line, before it has a chance to set. Apply a short section and smudge, then repeat for the next section.

Ensure your eyelids are clean and free of oils or moisturizer before application. Allow the eyeliner to fully set for a minute or two after application (and smudging, if applicable) before touching your eyes. Avoid rubbing your eyes.

Gently try twisting the base again. If it's still stuck, check for any visible obstructions. If the product is new, it might need a firm initial twist. If it's an older product, it may have reached the end of its supply.