Saturday, 28 April 2012

Glam Republic Eyeliner Appliqués

One of the trickiest make-up looks to achieve is the strong liner look.
 Struggle no more with the help of these liner appliqués.
These black fabric strips are available in three sizes (thick, medium and thin) and come with the option of two finishes, either matte or sparkly. I adore both, but the matte ones have a velvety texture that looks incredible on the eyes.

 Apply them in the same way as you would false lashes.
When you remove the liner from the box make sure you peel off the backing card, I didn't and couldn't work out why it wouldn't lay flat against my eye!
Then add a thin line of the included adhesive and apply as close to the natural lashes as possible.
 The glue allows you a little play time to move the liner around before it dries, it does dry clear so don't panic if you make a little mess.

 I have taken a photo of the thin liner on a bare eye so you can see clearly how it sits.


I would recommend doing all of your eye makeup first, except your mascara.
 If you apply eyeshadow after you have applied them then the fabric liner tends to get a little dusty and wont look as great.
 Once in place, apply your mascara and then for a seamless finish use a pencil liner (Avon Supershock works well) inside the upper lid waterline to fill in any fleshy pink area.
Depending on the length of your eye or the look you are going for you may also need to fill in the inside gap with a black liner.

Now in all honesty these are good for people with quite a bit of patience. I have bad eyesight and got
frustrated, which Sam and Nic found quite amusing!
It's easy enough to get the thicker flick end down and positioned but the inner corner is tricky, so be sure to have some tweezers handy as it makes the whole process easier. Also be careful not to get the glue in the eyelash root as this will make the lashes look gunky!
Once you manage to get them on neatly they do look amazing and stay put all day.
 They come off with the help of an oily eye make-up remover and can be re-used several times.
Sam thinks that these may work well for those with hooded eyes that struggle with liner application.

Have you tried them?

A single pack is £4.99 and a duo pack £8.99
They are available from Superdrug
www.superdrug.co.uk

Written by Stacey Oakes - Pixiwoo Co-ordinator/blogger/make-up artist/model/guinea pig
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36 comments

  1. I couldn't wait that long if it will be available in 2102 ><

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  2. Great post Hun! My favourite has to be the thick black velvet one. I love wearing it with a bold lipstick :)

    Kaushal xx

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  3. Great post, Hun! My favourite is the thick black velvet one. It looks great with a bold lipstick :)

    Kaushal xx

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  4. wow that looks nice! that it´s an amazing product to those who can´t do an eyeliner, and what about the application? is it easy? thanks for sharing

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  5. this is such a good idea! I wish I thought of it haha

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  6. love the idea have to try them out :)
    http://starvogue84.blogspot.com

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  7. Oh god, I can't even master eyelashes, if these frustrated you then I've got no chance ahah x

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  8. Ooo what a good idea! I'm pretty good at doing my eyeliner but I'd still like to try these out :)

    obsessionsofagirlygirl.blogspot.co.uk

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  9. That is sooo cool! I bet it won't be availble in my country, though:(

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  10. These sound oddly appealing - could you still wear a strip lash with them?

    nourishedbysarah.blogspot.com

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  11. Never seen anything like this before but they look superb :) may have to try them..

    www.BeautySW.blogspot.co.uk

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  12. Such a good idea! I love the strong liner look but my hands really shake when I do it so this will be so good to invest in as a back up plan!

    Ginger x

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  13. I;ve seen these but I dont think they would be for me because of course everyone has different eye shapes and sizes so how do they know who it fits...my eyes are tiny!

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  14. I love the idea of these but I genuinely don't think I'd be able to apply them! xo

    tattooedtealady.blogspot.co.uk

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  15. I loved the idea of these and stencils BUT then I did them myself and loved it. I did a post about it if you want to check it out.
    http://ohbygolly.wordpress.com/2012/04/13/cat-eye-stencils-do-it/Love your bloggety blog! :)

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  16. Nice, I am definitely going to try them out, I am wondering if they stat to peel on oily lids??
    Im intrigued.

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  17. These look awesome to use. Look great on your eyes.

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  18. Do they come out easily with the movement of the eyes? Do they stick on lashes and pluck them off when removing?

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  19. i would love to try this!
    i'm having a really hard time with eyeliners because of my hooded eyes so this might be a good option for me :)

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  20. These are great but seem fiddley! I may give them a go though

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  21. These look amazing! Bit pricey for what they are though xx

    goldsnakesandladders.blogspot.co.uk

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  22. These look really good, I may give them a go, if I can find the patience to apply them. I'm a nightmare when it comes to lashes as it is!

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  23. Wow, this is such a simple to solution to the shaky hand application we all get at one time or another. Do you know if their available in the US?

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  24. I looked into who's sells eyeliner appliques in the US, and it seems Dior does at $59.00 for a set of 4 different styles.

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  25. saw these in superdrug the other day and thought it was an amazing idea xxx

    http://beautyblog4ever.blogspot.co.uk/

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  26. I love it and I'm going to try this as it can be tricky sometimes to get the perfect "line"

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  27. These look so awesome, you've convinced me to try them out!

    Have a fab day,
    Charlee
    british-belle.blogspot.co.uk

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  28. How handy is that, if you don't have a steady hand!

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  29. Haven't tried them yet, however if I am not patient to draw a line with traditional eye liner I doubt if this is good product for me. ;) Looks stunning on you, have to say! I will practice my drawing skills. ;)

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