Definition Eyeliner Reviews

I'm afraid this just didn't cut it for me. At first I liked the pigmentation and the smooth liquid consistency, but I did find it hard to create a consistently thin line with the applicator. Then it seemed to turn to powder throughout the day and fall under my eyes! Over time, the product got dry and thick, so that applying it became even trickier. I have a different go-to now.

Like any new eyeliner practice makes perfect. You might need a few test runs before your big night out but with this budget friendly brand it's worth it .

Nude by Nature Definition Eyeliner is proof that paying big $$ doesn’t always mean better end result. I love the rose gold packaging and foam tip applicator is amazing – you just need one stroke to get an impressive bold or subtle cat eye flick. The highly pigmented formula applies flawlessly without dragging off half of your eye shadow with it and it stays smudge free!

I like that Nude By Nature is an all natural skincare and makeup brand. I love their packaging for their makeup brushes. I hope to try more of their makeup range.

I bought the Definition Eyeliner in Black and Brown because I didn't have and needed new eyeliners in my makeup collection. I like the rose packaging of the eyeliners, very sleek and compact to carry in my handbag. Black; I use for makeup going out and brown; I use for natural, soft makeup days.

I have never tried these eyeliners before as they were the first makeup collection I bought from Nude By Nature. I am not fussed in creating the best eyeliner/cat eye look and thought these were good. I don't mind the applicator/brush to create on my eyelid either...somehow as I am applying, the liquid dries up and needing to dip in the bottle again for more product.

I apply the eyeliner sometimes before mascara and after mascara. My eye makeup is set with eyeshadow primer, concealer, powder and setting spray but by the time i look at my face during the day, I see that there is something black or brown has smudged on to my bottom eyelids. I've thought..no way..it can't be, maybe it's the mascara or maybe it's the dark eyeshadows colours that smudged on my bottom lashes. I never apply mascara on my bottom lashes, rarely use eyeshadows on my bottom eyelids. I've realised it's the eyeliners. Even if I wipe my bottom eyelids with tissue, there's always something black or brown there by the end of the day.

I don't know about the eyeliners, maybe the packaging was changed.