Bourjois Erasable Liner review...

Like a lot of girls I have never been able to master the art of the perfect cat flick eyeliner, liquid liners are my nemesis! I was about to give up on them altogether when I read about the Bourjois Erasable Liner in Pure Beauty magazine, I immediately ran to Tesco on my lunch break and snapped it up and man am I glad I did.

This little guy doesn't like much but I promise you if you are as liner challenged as I am you will love this product. My problem was I would always end up with one eye that looked passable but not perfect and the other eye would be a complete dogs dinner. This meant starting over A LOT, which then left me with red puffy eyes and ruined eye make up. 

The brush itself is much like any other liquid liner. I will say one thing, the formula of the product is quite gloopy so I have to run the brush around the edge of the bottle a few times to remove the excess. It glides on nicely though and you can get a good solid line in one straight run, there's no need for multiple coats unless you want a really thick line.

The best thing about the actual product is that it stays put, I have hooded lids and until now every liquid or felt eyeliner I have tried has transferred all over my eye within about an hour. The Boujois Erasable Liner says it lasts 16 hours and I would say it probably lasts even longer than that without any movement or transfer.

The genius thing about this product is this little eraser on the end of the brush, it's made of rubber and when you make a mistake you just rub it out. It's so small that it makes removing the smallest mistake easy peasy. The eyeliner comes off instantly and doesn't leave any smudge marks or eyeliner across your face and it leaves all other eye make up in tact. It's as though the eyeliner is being lifted off the skin, you can even peal off the liner once you've been over the edge of the eye with it if you wanted to remove the whole thing. I usually just need to do the edges where the flick is supposed to be, and with this I can do it as many times as I need to before it looks perfect. 

It makes doing my eye make up much less stressful and I can now do my eyeliner in seconds rather than hours!

What do you think? I'm pretty chuffed after so long trying and failing. I would recommend the Bourjois Erasable Liner to anyone, whether you're an expert or a complete no hoper. For £7.99 you can't afford not to have this in your life!