Beautiful glide and color but dries out extremely fast. Super bummed about this because I hide high hopes

Love the light brown shade BUT a few issues 1. Was NOT tug free making the liner a bit jagedy (not smooth) 2. The dispersal of the product is very uneven and not consistent

This is THE LAST TIME I purchase a makeup product without reading the reviews. This eyeliner feels like scraping a dry potato across my eyelid - inconsistent and patchy with absolutely no precision! I thought Charlotte Tilbury was a reputable enough brand to give it a go, but NO. Do not waste your time / money.

after about a week the 2 millimeters on the tip completely dried out, no matter what i did it wouldn’t work. after a month pretty much the whole thing dried up enough to make it pretty much unusuable. i never write reviews but i have a vengeance against this thing. when i tried it in store it was awsome and all of CT products i’ve tried have been worth the high price. don’t waste your money. 3 dollar wet n wild liquid eyeliner is better then this. i’m pssed off

I love this liner, its the easiest I've ever applied. However, I do not use it for a proper cat eye, but as a regular liner. I love that I can blend it a tiny bit if it is still wet, but I've found it stays well all day as soon as it is dry.

Testing it out in the store it worked great however after using it on my eyes for a few days it no longer works unless heavy pressure is applied, and that leaves the wing looking bulky and ugly. No where near worth 30 dollars

This liner is useless. It leaves grains of the liquid all over my lids that eventually get into my eyes and cause lots of annoying discomfort. The liner DOES NOT stay on for even an hour. Waste of $$$

**Pic 1: week 2 & Pic 2: month 2 of use** I used KVD’s Tattoo Liner for almost a decade, so switching was something I definitely did not want to do. After the last KVD batch was reformulated and then went out of stock, I had no choice but to look for alternatives. Over the years I had already tried several others, including Stila, One/Size, and Makeup by Mario, but none gave me the same intensity, longevity, or precision, especially with heavy eyeshadow looks and daily wear. While on vacation, a Sephora associate recommended the Charlotte Tilbury Feline Flick liner, and I decided to try it. Even though I was more accustomed to KVD’s tip, I was immediately impressed by how intensely black the pigment was and how precise the lines looked. It worked beautifully for sharp wings and evening makeup, including formal events, and once applied it truly did not budge. I was very happy with the liner during the first two weeks of daily use. After that point, I noticed the flow became slightly harder to control. The liner did not completely dry out, but the consistency required going over the line more than before, which made application take longer and sometimes reduced precision. I often apply liner over eyeshadow, which may also affect how the product performs over time. Given the price point, I do wish the smooth flow lasted longer, but in terms of pigment, definition, and staying power, very few liners compare. If you want a liner that is intensely black, long-wearing, and ideal for defined winged looks or special events, this is still one I would recommend.

NEGATIVE 1 MILLION. I never write reviews but I need to help the people understand how AWFUL THIS EYELINER IS. I am an avid winged eye liner girlie so I am looking for longevity, color payoff and transfer resistance. This eyeliner excels at SUCKING in each of those categories. BUYER BEWARE. In the photos I attached you’ll see that at the end of the day of wearing the eye liner I very gently stamped my finger on my eye and moved it around, all of my other liquid eyeliners DO NOT BUDGE. No matter if I just applied it or at the end of a 12 hour wear. The second photo is showing how it transferred to my crease after only 2 hours of wear. I use eye primer and this is the only eye liner in my collection that does this.

Longevity on eye and black color is awesome. However the liner dries out very easily and does not last long, two months. For the price, it’s not worth it if it can’t last longer. Other competitor pens last almost 6 months with daily use.