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Marc Jacobs

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I have watched What Not to Wear quite alot and Carmindy lines eyes alot using an angle brush and eyeshadow.  I have been doing that and it just does not stay.  I put it on in the morning and it is gone by lunch.  I know part of the reason is that my skin is verrryy oily.  What is a good eyeliner that will stay put on my oily skin?  I have heard good things about Revlon colorstay.  Any recommendations?  Thanks.

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If your skin is really oily I highly recommend a primer first. I use the Urban decay one and love it. My eyeliner/shadow stays on until I literally scrub it off. If I fall asleep in it ( I know terrible) I wake up and it's still perfect the next morning.



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I too have very oily eyelids.

Primer definitely helps powder eyeliner stay on. I second Collette's UD rec and I also currently use Guerlain's Divinora eye primer.

I've also had good luck with gel-creme eyeliners (like Stila Smudge Pots or Smashbox) applied with a really thin brush.

When I was more punkish, I used MAC Shadesticks to line my eyes. They can be used with a light hand to line eyes.

Revlon's Colorstay eyeliners also have really good staying power.

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I have been through pretty much every eyeliner and have found that Revlon Colorstay is far and away the best.  I use both the liquid and the pencil and they are both fantastic.  I would highly recommend it.


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I agree with Stila smudgepots. Mine doesn't budge.

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halleybird wrote:

I agree with Stila smudgepots. Mine doesn't budge.




Tritto - stays even better than the revlon colorstay eyeliner for me, and that's saying alot! 



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Elle wrote:

halleybird wrote:

I agree with Stila smudgepots. Mine doesn't budge.




Tritto - stays even better than the revlon colorstay eyeliner for me, and that's saying alot! 



Wow, I wish I would have had this luck Smudgepots - mine worked really well for a few months, but then like every other eyeliner, it started to flake/rub off cry



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Revlon Color Stay eyeline with Benefit She-Laq on top (it sets the eyeliner and it will NEVER budge).



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I ended up getting Revlon Colorstay.  They had buy one get one free at Rite-Aid.  I got bronze and brown/black.  I have been  using the bronze and it has taken some practice putting on liquid eyeliner, but I love it.  Thanks everyone for the recs.

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