Coloressense Waterproof Eyeliner Pencil Green Dream Review

According to me, eyeliner defines our eyes and makes them look geometrically beautiful. You can hand count the number of years colored eyeliners have been in the market. Its been a wonderful time for eye makeup lovers from then on! Personally, I am an addict of colored eyeliners. I have every shade you can name. There are people at my workplace asking me how do I manage to wear bold shades like purple or pink eyeliner. That's when I tell them that it's all about how confident you are about carrying it well. I am going to review one such typical shade of green eyeliner today. When I came across Coloressence Waterproof Eyeliner Pencil Green Dream, I instantly loved the shade when I swatched it on the hand. Read on to see if it managed to impress me further or not!

About Coloressense Waterproof Eyeliner Pencil Green Dream:

Define your eyes using this dark blue coloured eye liner pencil from Coloressence. Easy to apply, this eye pencil will give a long-lasting effect to your eyes. You can use this waterproof eye pencil for outlining or for full coverage. A sharpener comes free with this pencil.

Price:

150 INR for 0.05 oz

Ingredients List:

Microcrystalline Wax/Cera Microcristallina, Caprylic/Capic Triglyceride,Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil, Talc, Hydrogenated Coconut Oil, Beewax/Cera Alba, Copernicia Cerifera ( Carnauba) Wax/Cera Carnauba, Euphoribia Cerifera ( Candelilla) Wax/ Candelilla Cera, Silica, Tetradibutyl Pentaerithrityl, Hydroxyhydrocinnamate.

Directions For Use:

Apply to the eye lid area starting from the center working outward. Then from the inner eye blending towards the center.

My Experience With Coloressense Waterproof Eyeliner Pencil Green Dream:

Coloressense Waterproof Eyeliner Pencil Green Dream comes in an old-school pencil type packaging. The only difference about this packaging compared to any other pencil eyeliner is that it comes with its own custom made sharpener. The problem I face with most of my pencil type eyeliners is that no sharpener ever seems to be okay for it. So the idea of having a sharpener designed especially for the pencil sounded like a great idea and in this case it is perfect. It does not break the product and gives a smooth and sharp tip. The consistency is nice and creamy for a smooth application. But it is not too creamy for it to break when pressure is applied or when sharpened too hard. The color green dream is a warm but light green shade with a beautiful shimmer finish. It does not contain any glitter particles. So, the possibility of irritation in the eye is off the charts. One swipe itself gives a beautiful pigmentation but the more number of coats you give, the more brighter and bolder the shade looks. When it comes to the shade, I give this product full marks.

Once set, the product stays on for over 2-3 hours after which it slowly starts fading away. I have very oily lids and so the disappearance caused a little mess around my eyes by smudging. But if your eyes are not too oily, it disappears without causing a drama. I would not recommend trying it in the water line due to its very volatile nature as it seeps and causes green raccoon eyes. The product is truly waterproof. Like its claims, it stays intact even after contact with water. I washed my face once and it stayed put. You can surely give it try and experience this beautiful shade by yourself!

Pros Of Coloressense Waterproof Eyeliner Pencil Green Dream:

• As its claims, it is waterproof.
• Affordable.
• It comes in an attractive packaging.
• Green dream is a beautiful shade.
• Perfect sharpener as it does not break the product.
• The pigmentation is really good.

Cons Of Coloressense Waterproof Eyeliner Pencil Green Dream:

• Not suitable on waterline.
• Staying power is poor.
• It smudges a little on oily lids.

Diva Likes Rating:

4/5

Final Note:

I love this shade but I would not repurchase it due to its staying power. Those who wouldn't mind making small compromises for the shade, should definitely give this one a try.

Contributed By: Supraja Prasad