Product Description
One of our most popular items of all time! This clever gel has an inky intensity that leaves powder shadows in the dust.
The verdict is in, and smudge pots take the prize for sexy eyes! This unique gel eyeliner and shadow is an innovative alternative to traditional powder and liquid formulas. This clever little gel has an inky intensity that leaves powder shadows in the dust. A favorite for the sultry, smoky eye. Apply with a liner brush for razor-sharp precision… More >>
Stila Smudge Pot Liner, Brown .14 oz
Related posts:
RSS Feed
August 13th, 2010
admin 


Posted in
Tags:



After gorowing way tired of the pencil liners which smudged perfectly but were gone in a couple of hours and disliking the harsh lines of unsmudgeable liquid liners, I ran across the very wonderful smudge pot.
This product has a consistency not unlike a little-harder-than-usual gel. The pots are little but one finds out really fast that this stuff is definitely worth it. A little bit of this product goes a long way and it stays on and on and on… It’ll last you all throughout the day no matter what the weather (trust me, I know, living in a hot, humid climate, my makeup melts off my face really fast).
The product is true to its name as it produces wonderful smoky effects with minimal effort and nothing more than a brush to help you (as a previous reviewer noted, I too decided to forgo dipping my fingers into this). The colors are wonderful and personally, I find that the grey one is universally perfect, however, the others I like very much too.
So, tired of difficult eyeliner? Look no further than this. It’s totally worth it, another great quality product from Stila!
Rating: 5 / 5
This eyeliner is perfect. I purchased it after reading the reviews on Amazon and I am very pleased with my purchase. I have used the Urban Decay liquid eyeliner for three to four years now and I love it but when I’m in a hurry it’s not a great option b/c of the percision required. I have been searching for a pencil or crayon eyeliner that I could use when I’m in a hurry but haven’t found anything that I liked very much. I like black eyeliner and the pencil and crayon liners always go on looking kind of dull and gray…. yuck. They would also smear, streak, or wear off by the end of the day.
This eyeliner is perfect, I also purchased the Stilla #13 eye liner brush and use that for application and the result is spectacular. The brush allows you to get the liner in between the lashes which makes your lashes look even fuller than mascara alone. This eyeliner doesn’t run, smear or streak, it stays put all day long and it’s a breeze to use. I would describe the consistency as that of a thick cream concealer but it dries and stays on like the Urban Decay liquid liner that I love. After it dries (only takes a few seconds) you can run your finger lightly over the area where the eyeliner is and barely a trace shows up on your finger!
I would highly recommend this product, it may completely replace my Urban Decay liner that I have been so loyal to for many years.
Rating: 5 / 5
This is it – my Holy Grail of eyeliner. Stila Smudge Pots gel eyeliner the best of both liquid and powder. It’s precise, yet smudgeable, and once it dries, it stays put all day – even on the inside edges of my eyelids. This product meets all of my eyelining needs. I even use it to color in a little mole on my cheek when I want a Marilyn-style beauty mark. I’ve had the brown for six months, and I’m not even a fourth of the way through it. I wear it every day. The packaging states you can use your fingers to apply it like shadow, but that seems rather unhygenic with a pot-style product (especially one I use on the inner edges of my eyelids) so I rely on a variety of brushes to get just the look I want. I sterilize my brushes after every use. I have heard that this product has a tendency to dry out, so I have always been very careful to keep it tightly capped. I have a tendency to be allergic to even hypoallergenic eye make-up, but I have no problems with anything from Stila.
Rating: 5 / 5
I am a notorious cheapskate so throwing down the dollars to try this eyeliner along with the $32 #28 Smudge Pot brush (yikes!) was a big decision. I am a contact lens wearer, and I tend to get oily around the corners of my eyes, so I have to be careful what I use or else it will irritate my contacts (causing me to rub my eyes), or else give me raccoon eyes.
I got Smudge Pots in black, and I have to say this is a fantastic product! The only minor complaint I have about it is it still disappears in the outer corners of my eyes if I do a “cat eye” (like I said, I get oily there), but it lasts a good 6 to 8 hours before it starts to budge.
I’ve also since found Smashbox Jet Set Waterproof Eyeliner (a little pricier at $22), which is even better for my lower lids and my “cat eye” corners (I’m super-impressed that it survived a “contact malfunction” which resulted in a lot of eye-watering and me having to remove my contact with my makeup on and it STILL didn’t budge!), but I use Smudge Pots if I want a smoky look as the Jet Set doesn’t smudge as well since it dries more quickly.
I highly recommend the #28 Smudge Pot brush as well – even though it’s a bit pricey, there is nothing better. It has two ends, one fine and pointy to do a smooth even line in one stroke, and one that is short-bristled which is perfect for smudging. You definitely need a brush for applying this eyeliner, and that’s the best brush I’ve ever used. Make sure you clean the brush with some mild soap and water between uses – I forgot to clean it the one day and it gets hard and doesn’t line as smoothly – no harm done, it washed off perfectly fine. I usually just wash mine immediately after using it and let it dry all day so it’s ready for me the next time I need to apply.
All in all, this is a fantastic product that is simple and fast to apply (it takes me only a few seconds, and only one to two strokes per top lid for full solid coverage). If you want to smudge, do it quickly after applying, because once it dries, it’s very good at staying put. It has a gel consistency, so close the lid tightly between uses so it won’t dry out. Despite the price, it is a great investment, because it really doesn’t take a lot of product for it to look great. Highly recommended!
Rating: 5 / 5
I have quickly turned into the biggest fan of these great Stila Smudge Pots! My first purchase was in black and I found it to be a very dark and true black (unlike many eyeliners that are gray to pale black). I was a little uneasy at first with how to best apply it, but after a little bit of playing around with different brushes, I quickly mastered a technique with a good angle brush that gives me dark, smokey eyes that don’t look like raccoon eyes (or worse, black eyes!).
I’ve since purchased the Smudge Pots in Emerald (a totally fun dark green), Plum (a nice deep purple) and Brown (the color reminds me of a ever so slightly creamed coffee). While, I definitely use the black pot the most, I am incredibly happy with the other colors I’ve purchased and use them often enough to warrant re-ordering them when done.
Oh! And while the pot may look small, you are getting enough of the smudge to last a long long time. It only takes a teensy amount on your make up brush to give great color on your eyes.
If you’ve been using liquid eyeliner, I would recommend giving this product a try. It is so much easier than liquid eyeliner and doesn’t crack or run throughout the day. It also keeps it’s color all day long.
The smudge pots are worth every penny!
Rating: 5 / 5