Beauty: Tried and Tested - Eye Liners

Fearne Charcoal Eye Pencil (£5)

Fearne Charcoal Eye Pencil

A greyish colour with plenty of shimmer, this Fearne Cotton pencil can be used for a fine line, can be easily smudged for a smoky effect and is reasonably priced.

4 stars

Illamasqua Precision Ink in Glister (£17)

Illamasqua Precision Ink in Glister

The brush has a fine point so can be used for perfect lines, but the ink consistency makes it difficult to create a smudge effect. The shade is pinky gold with lots of sparkle.

3 stars

Bellapierre On The Go Eye Liner Trio (£29.99)

Bellapierre On The Go Eye Liner Trio

Both the brush and ink are a little thick, so it is a bit tricky to get a thin line with this product. Choice of three mini shades – a good option for alternatives.

3 stars

2true Easyglide Kohl Pencil in Dark Brown (£1.99)

2true Easyglide Kohl Pencil in Dark Brown

A traditional pencil that is fine enough for clean lines but can easily blur for misty effects. At £1.99 this Superdrug exclusive is great value.

5 stars

Clinique Brush-On Cream Liner in True Black (£13.50)

Clinique Brush-On Cream Liner in True Black

This little pot of cream comes with a separate brush allowing for fine lines and smudging. Colour is intense and there is plenty of product.

4 stars

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