Urban Decay’s launching 20 shades of Razor Sharp Long-Wear Liquid Eyeliners in Singapore come September, and I managed to swatch 18 (short of a hot pink and purple), as well as play around with a few shades earlier today.
The key thing about the range is the fine, short-bristle brushes which are meant to give you more control. Which is why I put them to the test with a double-wing stacked look. You still need a steady hand, but they DO go on pretty fine when you need!
It’s a good range of shades, although I have to say most of the metallics were sheerer than I expected, and need to be layered for opacity. It’s probably because of the type of sparkly pigments used in the formula, because the mattes are mostly very opaque.
They also do last pretty well on me when set, and are like tubing mascaras. You need to rub with warm water to get them to peel and rub off. They don’t melt off like typical liquid liners, even with oil-on-water bifacil removers.
I am wearing Street (deep matte black-teal) and Deep End (bright metallic teal) in a stacked double-wing look. Apply the dark color to the outer corners first, then go in with the brighter shade in a traditional winged liner shape.
The trick is adding a tiny liner of darker color along the bottom of the brighter shade. This helps “outline” the softer color and help it stand out against the dark one. More tricks and ideas here!
Have you tried the Razor Sharp range and what do you think of them?
28 aug 2016
28 aug 2016
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28 aug 2016
What is the relationship between physical activity levels and psychotic symptoms?
Physical activity can help reduce cardiovascular disease and
premature mortality in people with psychological problems. However, there is
limited data on exercise in people with serious mental disorders, especially
from low- and middle-income countries. This latest study from Schizophrenia
Bulletin explores the correlation between exercise and the diagnosis of a
psychosis.
Image Credit: Activity by Dominik Wycislo. CC0 Public Domain
via Unsplash.
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Studies have shown that people who swear are more likely to be believed.
