Category: Eyeliner
Brand: Pixi
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worldlySnipe9
Disappointing. Pretty color (sage gold?), though seems to go on a bit lighter than expected (NC20ish). Smudges and disappears.
shamefulBittern2
This is a very creamy, smooth pencil eyeliner. Color is very pretty, a rich cocoa brown that would compliment all but maybe grey eyes. It makes my blue/green eyes pop when first applied. I can picture this really deepening the dimension of those with brown eyes too. But… It smudges like mad though. I really do not seem to have much luck with eyeliners for the tightline. I have severely hooded lids and therefore don’t bother with upper lash liner/winged liner/etc. My only real options are tightlining or bottom lash line/waterline. If anyone has a gem of a smudge-proof pencil liner please message me!
alertMussel6
WARNING!!!! DO NOT USE IF YOU WEAR CONTACTS!!!!!!
I used this for the first time yesterday morning, and it was actual hell. It fogs contact lenses up like crazy!!! I went through EIGHT contact lenses, and finally left work early because I could not see. I could not see the numbers on the speed limit signs because they were so blurry. It’s a miracle that I didn’t get into a car accident. My eyes are still sore and inflamed the next day, and some of my contacts are trashed now, the rest are soaking.
Yes, it glided on nicely and was a beautiful color but NOT WORTH IT. After I take the price of the contacts I’m going to have to replace into account, this is the most expensive (and painful!!!) eyeliner I have ever purchased.
boastfulCheese6
While these are kinda expensive for the drugstore, I will wholeheartedly say they are the best eyeliners available in a drugstore setting. They are smooth, silky (as the name implies), they glide on effortlessly, and they last really well. The shade selection is also nice, as there are some everyday colors like black, brown, and navy, but they have some pretty metallic shades, highlight shades, and outside-the-box (for d/s) shades as well. I was a devotee of UD 24/7 liners for years, and I find Pixi’s version to be just as good and less expensive. The packaging is simple, but it gets the job done and I don’t feel like any air gets into the cap to dry the pencil out quickly. All in all, it is a lovely product, and while availability in the US is limited to Target, they are worth the extra few dollars over something from L’Oreal or NYX.
obsessedCoconut7
These are now my favorite pencils; I have these colors:
BlackNoir, BlackCocoa, Matte Mulberry (medium matte mauve), Slate Grey, Rose Glow, Opal Overcoat, Oyster Glow (shimmery pinkish), Bronze Beam, Deep Plum.
PROS
–Don’t irritate my sensitive eyes
–Gel: Easy/soft to apply, set up waterproof, but blendable till it sets
–Colors are definite and saturated
–Easy to apply a powder over to set/intensify
–Can apply either a thin line or smudge out
CONS
–Must be sharpened; but putting in the freezer for 15 minutes before sharpening helps a lot
–Softness means won’t hold a sharp tip
Oyster Glow is a beautiful inner corner highlighter, and can also be used under the eyes; applying a powder shadow over it to darken if desired.
TL;DR: Great pencils, easy to apply, stay on once set, don’t irritate sensitive eyes.
pitifulOil5
I got this in Deep Plum, glided on nicely, very soft. Noticed on my lower lash line that it was a bit patchy, lighter in some spots than others. Within a couple of hours had smudged all under my eyes, migrated everywhere, normal conditions indoors, in winter. This drugstore eyeliner is a bit pricey at $12 and did not live up to its claims.
boastfulAbalone4
These are very pigmented very soft eyeliner pencils. I usually draw them on then use a brush and matching eyeshadow to set them and draw a precise shape. The last all day if set with eyeshadow. The reason for the 3 lippies is they are too soft. The formula is a bit thin, almost watery feeling. Because of these two things, without setting with eyeshadow, they are sheer and glossy and difficult to build. I think they are ok but I much prefer L’Oreal Silksimme from the drugstore. Or you could get a Sephora contour pencil. Both are far superior options.
jealousSeagull2
Deep Plum is not an obvious purple, but it sure does bring out the green in hazel eyes. There’s a lot of pigment, too. I don’t feel like I have precise control with this gel pencil, and it can skip a little, but I like it.
lazyOrange4
The good news: the colors are highly pigmented, and last really well.
The bad news: the liner itself is SO SOFT…when you sharpen it to get enough to line, it breaks off instantly. SO the (in my opinion) overpriced small pencil ends up mostly in the trash. Would definitely not buy again.
importedSnail3
This is the smeariest, smudgiest, least-long-wearing liner I have ever used. Two hours after applying it, it looked like I had slept in it, on sheets saturated with cold cream, while rubbing my eyes a lot in my sleep. Totally unusable. Which is a shame, because applying it was absolutely lovely. It is extremely highly pigmented, and glides on like you’re not even touching your eyes. Oh, well, thank god I got it as a free sample.