Catrice double end eyeliner brush has the classic angled and the fine tip on the other hand. I have 2 of those (1st & 4th brush) and I love them so much I had to have more than one in my collection. 

Claire's is majority known by its accessories but you can pick there some beauty brushes too! My mom gave me a set of 5 a couple years ago I definitely recommend them! The angled brush is really soft and sturdy, it's worth the price.

My most recent acquisitions are the Zoeva brushes from the Complete Eye Set. I have the 317 (Wing Liner) and the 315 (Fine Liner) and for what I can say they're both amazing quality and easy to use!

I usually prefer Fine brushes for thin subtle line and Angled brushes for more thick lines. I'm comfortable using both but if you're a beginner I'd probably advise you the angled one since it's more thick in hair and precise. It was also my first gel liner brush and I found it easy to use. 

Which one is your favorite brush to apply gel eyeliner?!

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QuizUp is my favorite game of all time. 

First of all I learn so many things! It has so many topics related to everything you can ever imagine! Think about one thing and go for it.

Another amazing thing, you play with people from the entire world! You can add them as friends if you want and also exchange messages!   

It has also the option to challenge and with every game you win points. At the 10th level you get a title that you can use and every title is related to the topic you're playing. The game has a 10 second setup for each question so your points will depend on the time you take to answer. 

There are so many amazing things about this game I can't even write them all!

The only downside is that you have to be connected to internet but let's be honest, nowadays we have internet everywhere so it's not that bit of a problem.  

Skincare is such important step in everyone's life but I admit I'm lazy when it takes to this things. Being as lazy as I can be I usually go for a simple skincare routine with washing my face and applying a moisturizer after. It's been working for the past months so I guess I'm stick to it for now!  

They claimed it to be easy to work with and recommended for beginners I would NEVER in a million years recommend this to a beginner! This is not easy to use, I tried it loads of times and there was no time it would come out right, if it works for you please tell me how you do it!

The formula seems to be good thou, it lasts but it will come off easily with my Kiko duo phase remover. The point in this product is to be easy to use and of course long lasting but let's be honest, it's tricky and almost impossible to work with on a thin line. It gets all over the place and the wing, that should be easy to make with this sort of brush comes out uneven and too big for my taste.

I do my eyeliner for about 4 years now, I have practice and tried a lot of different brands and formulas, but this one is a no for me. I'm sad I can't make it work I honestly would like to use it more but I seem to let it be in my drawer when I have much better and easier options.

Have you tried Benefit Push Up Liner? What do you think about it?

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Inglot is a well known brand by it's freedom system palette and what a great time to talk you about my own palette and show you the colors I own. 

I don't have a base underneath this! It's one swipe and BAM! pigmentation all over! I have to say they're a bit chalky thou since they're matte finish but I don't mind! They blend easily and they stay on for a pretty good time!  

I plan on getting more since I still have some spaces to fill in my palette! I really do love them and have been using them non stop since I got them! If you have the chance give them a try! 

Do you have any product from Inglot?! Tell me which one(s) is(are) your favorite(s)!

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