Dolly Wink Liquid Eyeliner

Dolly Wink is fronted by Japanese model Tsubasa Masuwaka, who became famous as a model for Popteen magazine. The star product of the brand is their numerous designs of false lashes but as I don't wear falsies, I was more interested in trying out their Liquid Eyeliner (S$24.90).

The eyeliner is only available in Deep Black and it is resistant against water, sweat and tears.

The Dolly Wink eyeliner brush (right) is just a teensy bit longer and thicker than the Heroine Make brush. Both eyeliners dispense the liquid by shaking the brush up and down, such that the liquid flows smoothly into the brush tip.

Product description, application tips and ingredients list.


While the Dolly Wink Liquid Eyeliner gives the same jet black finish as Heroine Make Smooth Liquid Liner, I found that the Dolly Wink eyeliner takes a few more strokes to produce the same intense line. In terms of lasting power, the Heroine Make liner is also superior as I experienced a bit of fading and cracking with the Dolly Wink liner. Like Heroine Make, the liner liquid dispenses smoothly into the brush tip without any glooping or messy excess.

The Dolly Wink eyeliner is pretty decent but overall, I still prefer the Heroine Make Smooth Liquid Liner which is not only cheaper but also more long-lasting.

For this look, I also used Lunasol Star Shower Eyes #3 Dazzling Night over NARS Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base and Lancome Virtuose Precious Cells mascara. The Lancome mascara is already getting dry and slightly clumpy after two months, so I don't think I will be investing in it again. Fortunately, I was able to purchase this with the Erika F. eyeshadow thrown in as a freebie.

Here's the overall look with just RMK Face Protector N SPF31, Paul & Joe Finishing Powder 001 Dune and Lipgloss 04 and Tarte emphasEYEs High Definition Brow Pencil in Taupe. It's just too hot for wearing foundation over here in New Delhi with temperatures in the low 40s (Celsius), so I only wear sunscreen and powder if I'm going out.