Charlotte Tilbury The Feline Flick - Super Brown

The Feline Flick is a long-wear, waterproof eyeliner with an ultra-matte formula. It was inspired by the Zen artistic forms of Japanese calligraphy, “Shodō”, where each line is obtained by the “one chance, one stroke” technique. The precise applicator tip allows you to elongate the eyes to give a sexy and feline look, in seconds! 

BENEFITS:
-A bright, intense, ink-rich pencil that glides and dries quickly to prevent streaking or running. 
-Waterproof and humidity proof. 
-The fine-tipped calligraphic applicator brush and ergonomic rubber handle give you ultimate control for drawing a precise line.
-The Shodō pencil tip has been specially designed to create a perfect beveled line.
-Glides smoothly without catching the skin to draw a straight and regular line.
-Stays put, but removes easily with Take It All Off Eye Makeup Remover (Sold separately).

TEST RESULTS:
-Long-lasting up to 12 hour wear*
-96% agree that application is precise and effortless**

*Tested on 33 women 

GOOD TO KNOW:
Vegan: Products without ingredients of animal origin.

Application:

1. Starting from the inner corner of the eye, draw a very thin line as close as possible to the lash line. There should be no visible space between the lashes and your eyeliner.

2. Continue to draw a thin line until you reach two-thirds of the way up the eyelid. From this point, begin to thicken the line by lightly sweeping the pencil up and out.

3. Instead of following the curve of the eye downward, continue drawing the line diagonally upward. Once you are at the end of the eye, continue to draw the line outwards and upwards. Your line should end 2mm from the end of the eye.

4. Always look straight into the mirror. If you look down, you will naturally draw the line downward.

5. If you are not sure if you can draw a Feline Flick line, I advise you to draw a point, when you are two thirds of the way from the lash line, where your line should end. It should be 2mm up and out from the outer corner of the eye to guide you to where your line should stop.