Clinique High Impact Easy Liquid Liner Color Black 0.67g
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Clinique High Impact Easy Liquid Liner is a liquid that helps highlight and define the eye with...
Clinique High Impact Easy Liquid Liner is a liquid that helps highlight and define the eye with intense color.
With a brush shape, it allows you to draw thin strokes or bolder strokes.
- Creates a defined line with just one stroke
- Vibrant and long-lasting color (up to 24h)
- Water resistant
- Fits for contact lens wearers
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Clinique High Impact Easy Liquid Liner has:
- Color pigments for an even, intense and comfortable application
Unscented.
Leaves the look more intense and dramatic.
Apply Clinique High Impact Easy Liquid Liner to the waterline of the eye or along the eyelid to achieve the desired effect. For a thinner stroke, use the tip of the brush. For a thicker stroke, use the flat surface of the brush.
| Weight | 48 g |
|---|---|
| Brand | Clinique |
Clinique
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Q: What is it?
Clinique High Impact Easy Liquid Liner is a liquid liner specifically formulated to highlight and define the eyes with intense color.
Q: What does it do?
It works to create a defined and dramatic line that is water resistant and long lasting. Formulated with color pigments for an even and comfortable application.
Q: How to use?
Apply to the waterline of the eye or along the eyelid. Use the tip for thin strokes and the flat surface for thicker strokes.






