With the many liquid eyeliner options out there, how do you find the right one for you? Let us break it down: Williamson explains that there are three different types of liquid eyeliner: felt-tip marker or pen (Williamson’s personal favorite), brush-on pen, and bottled liquid liner with either a brush or felt-tip. When checking out eyeliner, take a look at the applicator and consider your personal skill level. “If you’re new to liquid liner you’ll find a felt tip easier to use than a brush-on liner,” explains Williamson. “A firm felt tip gives you more control and leaves less room for mistakes at the sleight of hand.” Felt tip liquid liner We love Mac’s dual dare liner for its money-saving potential. It’s essentially two products in one, with a slim felt-tip pen on one end and a smudgy twist-up kohl on the other – both in deep jet black. We’ve also used it to great effect in a smoky eye: apply the liquid liner dense close to the eye and smudge out with the kohl further up the lid.

This is a classic liquid eyeliner that comes in a bottle. Jentry Kelley Liquid Liner has a precise felt-tip applicator that allows you to create thin lines and the perfect winged eyeliner. It is a very pigmented formula that delivers a dramatic effect. Newport Harbor High School Lacrosse Team Tools & Consultations

Even with saving $2 by forgoing the sharpener, this is one of the pricier eyeliners on our list Essence Eyeliner Pen Waterproof Not only do your lines dry down fast, but they made sure to make it last with a long-wearing formula that is water resistant and smudge-proof. For a quick cat eye on the go, you can use the soft, tapered felt tip as stamp for your wing.

2 of 9Impressive staying power, water resistant, and totally foolproof. This eyeliner is one of the best in the beauty business. More cities Vegan and cruelty free!