Dolce & Gabbana That's My Line! 24H Lasting Waterproof Eyeliner - 02 LMK

While the formula is vegan-friendly, it's always recommended to perform a patch test if you have particularly sensitive eyes. The waterproof nature might require a specific makeup remover, so ensure you have one suitable for sensitive skin.

A dedicated oil-based or bi-phase eye makeup remover is most effective for removing this waterproof formula. Apply the remover to a cotton pad, hold it on your closed eyelid for a few seconds, and then gently wipe away the eyeliner.

This eyeliner is primarily designed for the lash line. While some users may experiment with it on the waterline, it is not specifically formulated for this area, and its waterproof nature might make it uncomfortable or difficult to remove from the waterline.

The Dolce & Gabbana That's My Line! 24H Lasting Waterproof Eyeliner is available in seven vibrant shades.

It means the eyeliner is formulated to stay in place and maintain its color intensity for up to 24 hours under normal wear conditions, resisting smudging, humidity, and sebum.

The felt tip is designed to offer a balance between firmness for control and flexibility for creating different line thicknesses, making it versatile for various application styles.

Ensure the product is properly shaken or rolled before use. Clean the felt tip gently with a damp, lint-free cloth and allow it to dry completely. Check that the cap was sealed properly to prevent drying.

Ensure eyelids are completely clean and dry before application. Consider using an eyeshadow primer underneath the eyeliner to create a smoother, more receptive base. Allow the liner to fully dry before opening your eyes wide or applying mascara.

Practice on the back of your hand first to get a feel for the felt tip. Use light pressure and short, connecting strokes for better control. For a sharp wing, you can use a piece of tape as a guide.

Always ensure the cap is clicked firmly shut after each use. Store the eyeliner tip-down to keep it saturated. Avoid leaving the cap off for extended periods.