Urban Decay 24/7 Eye Pencil - Demolition

Yes, the Urban Decay 24/7 Glide On Eye Pencil is formulated to be waterproof, providing long-lasting wear without smudging or fading, even in humid conditions or through light moisture.

Absolutely. Its smooth, creamy texture and waterproof formula make it ideal for applying to the waterline for an intense, defined look. Always apply gently and ensure the tip is clean.

Use a good quality cosmetic sharpener designed for makeup pencils. For best results, twist the pencil gently rather than applying too much pressure. If the formula seems too soft, refrigerating the pencil for 10-15 minutes before sharpening can help harden it slightly and prevent breakage.

Vitamin E and Jojoba Oil are included for their conditioning properties. They help ensure the pencil glides smoothly without tugging and contribute to a comfortable, non-drying wear for the delicate skin around the eyes.

Yes, the Demolition shade can be applied more thickly on the eyelid and then quickly smudged out with a brush or fingertip to create an eyeshadow base or a smoky eye look. Its rich pigmentation and subtle sparkle make it versatile for this purpose.

The '24/7 wear' refers to the pencil's extra long-lasting formulation, designed to stay put throughout the day and into the night without needing frequent touch-ups under normal conditions. It's built for extended durability.

Use a high-quality cosmetic sharpener designed for creamy formulas. Try rotating the pencil gently in the sharpener, rather than forcing it. Placing the pencil in the refrigerator for 10-15 minutes before sharpening can also firm up the creamy formula and reduce breakage.

While waterproof, allow a few seconds for the product to fully set after application, especially if applying to the waterline. For oily eyelids, consider using an eye primer beforehand and lightly setting the liner with a matching powder eyeshadow for extra security.

Ensure the pencil is sharpened to expose a fresh, creamy tip. Make sure your eyelids are clean and moisturized, but not greasy. If the product appears dry, ensure it has been stored with the cap on tightly to prevent air exposure. You can also gently warm the tip on the back of your hand.

The cap might not have been fully closed, leading to some drying. Sharpen off the dry layer to expose fresh product. Storing it in a slightly warmer environment (away from direct heat, but not cold) might help restore some creaminess if it's become too stiff from cold temperatures.