棒棒糖眼線筆
$20
In stock
Category: 熱銷商品
讓您的雙眼更加迷人！我們的 Lollipop 眼線筆，防暈染、持久顯色，質地滑順，一整天不掉色。筆尖設計，從最內眼線到最銳利的眼尾，都能輕鬆描繪。
3.5 mL
- 防暈染
- 防水
- 濃黑
- 彈性精準筆尖！
Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 12 reviews)
The felt tip is the star here—it glides right along my lash line without tugging, and I can finally do a proper tightline without poking myself. I put it on at 7am, hit the gym, and it hadn't budged by dinner.
I’ve worn this liner through a full workday plus a sweaty gym session and it didn’t budge or smudge once. The felt tip glides on so smoothly that I can do my wing in one quick stroke without any tugging, and it’s still just as sharp by dinner time.
I’ve worn it through a full workday plus a sweaty commute and it didn’t budge or smudge once. The felt tip glides on so smoothly that even my shaky morning hands managed a clean wing.
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