Pencil eyeliner is generally the easier starting point, since it offers more control and is simpler to correct if a line goes wrong, while liquid liner dries fast and leaves little room for fixing mistakes. A creamy vegan pencil like this one also blends easily for softer, more forgiving lines while you build technique.

Start with a sharpened tip, gently pull the eyelid taut, and draw short, connected strokes along the lash line from the inner to outer corner, staying as close to the lashes as possible. For a softer finish, blend immediately with a smudging brush or your fingertip, and for a wing, extend the line slightly past the outer corner and angle it upward.

Yes, the formula is designed to set into a waterproof finish that holds up for 12 plus hours without smudging, fading, or transferring, while still applying creamy for easy blending right after use.

Yes, the creamy, ophthalmologist tested formula is soft enough to glide along the waterline for tightlining without tugging, and it stays workable long enough to blend with a smudge brush for a smoky, diffused effect before it sets.

Yes, it is ophthalmologist tested and made without harsh synthetics, which makes it suitable for sensitive eyes and safe for contact lens wearers. A patch test is still a good idea for anyone with known sensitivities.

It comes in 14 shades, including Matte Black, Natural Brown, Grape, Teal, and Larkspur, plus shimmer finishes like Black Shimmer and Supernova. The only difference from the standard Eye Liner Pencil is that it excludes the Lilac Shimmer shade, since that particular color is only available in the non-vegan version.

The minimum order is 100 units per shade and barrel combination, available in a black vinyl barrel or a barrel supplied by the buyer, matching the standard (non-vegan) version's ordering structure.