REVIEW: Bourjois Intuitive Liner

Perhaps slightly oddly, I did the swatch for this on a magazine ad, it wouldn't work anywhere on my skin as it kept going
all blotchy (luckily it doesn't do that on your eyes)! You can get the drift from this any way I'm sure.

Bourjois Intuitive Liner £6.99

I bought this eyeliner on a whim some time last year and after trying and failing to correctly use it a few times I thought I'd review it as it's quite an interesting product although not new any more.

I'll admit now that for various reasons, after trying khol, liquid and gel versions, I'm terrible at applying eyeliner. When I saw it, I thought that this "intuitive" felt tip effort from Bourjois might some how make me miraculously good at it. Wrong. It really doesn't work with the shape of my eye or the placement/spacing of my lashes (is placement a good way to decribe lashes? Probably not lol). You're supposed to dot along your lash line in order to define eyes and make lashes look longer which I have not found as easy as it sounds.

I imagine that some people would get great results with this if they are better at applying eyeliner as it's a strong black colour and it stays on for ages, you just need a bit of practice. The nibs are quite firm but not pokey and you can use them to create the dots to join up or use the side to create more of a traditional line if you need to. 

I personally wouldn't buy it again as now I only use this to give my bottom lash line a bit of definition in the outer corners and it's a bit expensive just for that. I really like the idea of it though, maybe I'll get the hang of it one day!