Annabelle Waterline Matte Kohl Eyeliner Pencil, Beige, Intense Colours, Matte Finish, Easy-To-Apply, Long-Lasting 10h, Waterproof, Transferproof, Cruelty-Free, 1.2 g

I bought this after watching a review of some woman using it who used to use white eyeliner and said that this was a much more natural look. I’m so glad I listened! I just love the way this liner goes on and it seems to stay on all day long and looks very natural.

I use this on my waterline. Stays put and creamy application. Love!

I would describe this eyeliner as a pale peach color. It is truly matte which is great. I would not describe it as a "nude" because it has definite orange undertones. I don't use it on the waterline because it is too pigmented for my liking. However I really like that it works great as an inner corner matte "highlight".

I don't usually rate reviews. So if I do it's exceptional. I have very sensitive eyes with autoimmune inflammation. I have tried just about every single water line liner out there. My eyes get so irritated and itchy and it feels awful. This Glides on like silk. Very comfortable no burning, I have absolutely no problem with this. I love the ingredients and I love the way it feels. I'll usually apply a second coat after I've had the opportunity to Blink a couple times and good to go. No streaking, no running. And feels incredible. If you're on the fence and concerned about hypoallergenic, this is your go-to

I was looking for a liner to tightline my top lids. I searched 'waterproof transfer proof tightliner' I have used more than a few brands that have claims like this one.. 'transfer/waterproof' and have always had the same problem. I tightline my upper lid before mascara..apply mascara..blink a few times and the LINER IS NOW ON MY BOTTOM WATER LINE TOO!! 😖 *clenches fists*I have been searching oh so long for one that did not do this and I don't think it's possible at this point unless I go the permanent makeup route or drop 4 times what I did on this one and I'm not doing that. I was so anxious for this one to be the one. I don't normally drop $15 on an eyeliner as this world is now a world of affordable cosmetics that actually rival high end brands and I'm here for alla that. But after wasting so much money trying to get a transfer proof liner already I figured maybe I had to spend a little more to get the results I wanted. It was not to be.I'll probably never use it again as I have no use for this kind of liner beyond the purpose of tightlining. I use gel or liquid for my daily cat eye. This pencil could never be precise or sharp enough for that.This does have some positives. I immediately opened this and applied a definitive line on the back of my hand. I rubbed with my finger. I mean..created warmth rubbing. It did not move. I went about doing dishes and cooking dinner..washed my face and even applied hand lotion. That little line didn't move. It is richly pigmented and easy to apply. It may be excellent if you wanted to tightline your bottom lid but it does travel from its original application site so I think it's likely it will trend south after awhile and might possibly give you the ol sleepy racoon effect but I haven't and don't want to test this hypothesis. Maybe I can use it with a brush to smudge out my top liner. In summary.. where you apply this is not where it will stay. And don't trust search results like I so naively did. It's ok..not $15 ok. I got the same results with a $5 mechanical, thin, no sharpening needed eyeliner.NOT for tightlining your top lid only. 🙂

LOVE this eyeliner it goes on sooo smooth and glides on and the color quality is Amazing, but it’s NOT as smudge resistant as I would have liked! But still one of my favorite eyeliners so far out of probably 10 different brands I’ve tried on Amazon. Urban decay,ect.

It does not stay on the waterline! It smudges. And it wears off fast. I would not recommend this product.

Soft pencil. Seems to last and not smear as easy as other pencils. Almost as good as the kind we used to light up with a match to make soft. It costs a lot more than them too, but I think it's probably better for the eyes.