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Milani Glitter Eyeliner (Black Rocks, Emerald Stone, Blue Topaz) Review, Photos, Swatches

Milani Glitter Eyeliner

Milani Glitter Eyeliner ($5.99) is new for spring, and it’s available in six shades: Precious Silver, Emerald Stone, Purple Quartz, Terra Brown, Blue Topaz, and Black Rocks.

  • Black Rocks is a dark black base with silver micro-glitter.
  • Emerald Stone is an turquoise-green with silver micro-glitter.
  • Blue Topaz is a softened sky blue with silver micro-glitter.

I’m pleased to report that these pencil eyeliners are easy to use and last well on the lower lash line. I didn’t experience any budging, smudging, or migration when I wore these on my lower lash line. What I really liked about these was how smooth and soft they were when I applied the color to my lower lash line. Some glitter eyeliners have a grittier texture, which makes them less than ideal for application on such sensitive areas as the lash line.

A fun detail is on the opposite side of the pencil is a smudging sponge, but I found these didn’t smudge that well–even when first applied. That’s fine for me, since I’d rather have it never smudge than smudge a little. I also prefer using the 219 and eyeshadow to really smoke out or smudge the lash line!

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  • Product: 27/30
  • Value: 9/10
  • Ease of Use: 4/5
  • Packaging: 4/5

Recommendation: If you love a little bit of glitz and glam on your lash line, you might want to check out Milani’s new Glitter Eyeliners!

Availability: Milani

Milani Glitter Eyeliner

Milani Glitter Eyeliner

Milani Glitter Eyeliner

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KP&7 Avatar

Thanks so much for this review! I can not wait to get them! Milani has come out with some really cool stuff lately. It’s nice to find stuff inexpensive make-up with great quality!

Alexis Avatar

Hey Christine,
I recently acquired the MAC Bottle Green e/s from the Pro store. I want to recreate your brown/teal eye look. How would Emerald Stone compare to the MUFE pencil you used – 20L?

knownever Avatar

seeing these swatched, these are the least exciting part of a very exciting new collection from milani. the glitter is not very visible and the colors are pretty pale and blah.

Alisha Avatar

Has anyone tried any other Milani eyeliners besides these and the metallic liquif’eye ones that were recently reviewed? Just wondering cuz I went to pick up the metallic ones and saw their other products and was wondering if they were any good or soft, I hate hard eyeliner….ick! Would be nice to have some UD 24/7 dupes!

Naomi Avatar

This is not related to the eyeliners, but I just got a new soft ochre paint pot and is the top layer supposed to be sort of…dry? Does it need “breaking into?” Thank you!

Carrie Avatar

I actually squirt a little bit of Mac Matte onto my finger before dipping it into my Mac Paint Pot Painterly each morning. I find that this turns it into a creamier texture & is much easier to apply. Hope this helps!

Rosie Avatar

I lost my Oil Slick liner that came in the Super Stash and I really liked it and wanted to replace it. Luckily I saw this review and picked up Black Rocks. They had brown at the store and my Bourbon is running low so I’ll probably pick that up as well. For the other liner you reviewed, they only have black and I have a whole Zero left so I don’t really need to buy another. I like the blue liner.

Hilana Avatar

I love these, but sadly this is not available in SA. However, if I ever come across a blue or green like that, I would buy it because on the odd occasion, I look for a light blue liner like this, and the green would look awesome too.

Sandra JT Avatar

I have this liner in Black Rocks. Got it with a 2 for 1 Milani deal. Didn’t even realize it had a smudger! LOL So I just opened mine up and discovered by accident that if you pull out the smudger, it even has a sharpener! Perfect for all my liners of this type! Sweet! I haven’t used this much since I got it but just now layered it over Milani’s Infinite liquid liner. Works even better that way, although it’s very pigmented even on it’s own. Will be using both the Milani products later today when I do my full makeup & picking up more of these I think. Thanks for pointing out the smudger! I never would have discovered that or the sharpener had you not! 🙂

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