Clinique High Impact Gel Tech Eyeliner - Black Honey

Yes, this eyeliner is ophthalmologist and dermatologist-tested and formulated to be safe for sensitive eyes and contact lens wearers.

Absolutely. It is specifically designed and tested to be safe for use on the waterline, providing 12 hours of wear in this area.

The Clinique High Impact Gel Tech Eyeliner offers up to 24 hours of wear on the eyelids and 12 hours on the waterline.

It is water-resistant and transfer-free, meaning it withstands water and resists smudging, providing reliable wear.

Due to its long-lasting and water-resistant properties, we recommend using an oil-based or bi-phase eye makeup remover for effective and gentle removal.

Yes, as a gel eyeliner pencil, it requires a cosmetic sharpener to maintain a fine, precise tip for application.

While the product line aims for the 'most intense black', the 'Black Honey' shade name suggests a very deep, rich hue which might have subtle undertones. For a true jet black, you might want to compare with other 'intense black' shades in the range (Info needed: confirm specific undertones of 'Black Honey' if any).

Ensure your eyelid is clean and dry. If the tip feels stiff, try warming it slightly on the back of your hand before application. Ensure the pencil is sharpened to a fine point.

Use a sharpener to get a fresh, fine point. You can also use a small, angled brush to clean up any edges immediately after application or to extend a precise wing.

Due to its water-resistant and long-wearing properties, this eyeliner is best removed with an oil-based eye makeup remover or a bi-phase remover. Apply the remover to a cotton pad, press gently over the eye for a few seconds, then wipe away without harsh rubbing.

Allow the liner to set for a few seconds after application before blinking excessively. If you have oily eyelids, consider using an eyelid primer beforehand or setting the liner with a small amount of dark eyeshadow of a similar shade.