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Cheshma Bold & Brilliant Liquid Eyeliner
This rich, velvety eyeliner delivers a bold, defined look, perfect for any style — from natural to winged or cat-eye. Thoughtfully packed with clean, eye-loving ingredients, this eyeliner hydrates and cares for the delicate eyelid area while enhancing the volume and strength of your lashes over time.
- - Gentle, eye-friendly formula — safe for all eyes, including dry or sensitive eyes, and contact lens wearers
- - Hydrates and nourishes the lash line — with hyaluronic acid, trehalose, castor oil, and vitamin E
- - Non-irritating, non-sensitizing, and hypoallergenic — ideal for contact lens wearers and sensitive eyes
- - Smooth, precise application — with long-lasting wear thanks to natural waxes and plant-derived film-formers
- - Made in Canada
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