Maybelline Tattoo Eyeliner Gel Pencil - 920 Striking Navy

Use a standard cosmetic pencil sharpener. For best results, choose one with sharp blades and gently twist the pencil to achieve a fine point.

The product is described as having 'long-lasting wear' and resisting smudging. While not explicitly labeled 'waterproof' in the description, long-lasting formulas often offer significant resistance to water and humidity. > Info needed: Refer to the product packaging for explicit 'waterproof' claims.

It is formulated for 'long-lasting wear,' meaning it's designed to stay put throughout the day without significant fading or smudging for extended periods.

Due to its long-lasting formula, an oil-based eye makeup remover, bi-phase remover, or micellar water designed for waterproof makeup is recommended for effective and gentle removal.

> Info needed: While many gel eyeliners are suitable for the waterline, always check the product packaging or consult Maybelline's official guidelines for specific recommendations regarding inner-rim use.

Allow the eyeliner a few seconds to set after application. For enhanced smudge resistance, particularly on oily skin, you can lightly dust a translucent powder or a matching eyeshadow over the applied line.

Yes, 'Striking Navy' is a versatile shade. It beautifully enhances blue and hazel eyes and creates a striking contrast that makes brown eyes appear richer and more vibrant.

Ensure your eyelid is clean and dry. Sometimes, warming the pencil tip slightly on the back of your hand for a few seconds can soften the gel for smoother application.

The gel formula needs a moment to set. Allow a few seconds for the product to dry after application. For very oily lids, lightly set the eyeliner with a matching powder eyeshadow.

Use an oil-based eye makeup remover or micellar water formulated for waterproof/long-wear makeup. Apply to a cotton pad, press gently over the eye for a few seconds, then wipe away.

Use a sharp, cosmetic-specific pencil sharpener. Ensure the sharpener blades are clean and not worn out. Rotate the pencil gently, not forcefully, to achieve a sharp point.

Always replace the cap securely after each use to prevent air exposure. If it feels dry, try sharpening a small amount off the tip, as the exposed product might have dried slightly.