Anastasia Beverly Hills Lip Liner - Caramel

The Anastasia Beverly Hills Lip Liner offers a luxurious velvety-matte finish, providing a sophisticated look without any shine.

Yes, this lip liner is formulated for long-lasting wear, designed to resist feathering and smudging throughout the day.

You should use a standard cosmetic pencil sharpener designed for makeup pencils. Gently turn the pencil in the sharpener until you achieve a fine, precise point.

Absolutely! The highly pigmented formula allows you to wear it alone for an all-over, velvety-matte lip color. It also serves as an excellent base for lipstick or gloss.

Yes, the Anastasia Beverly Hills Lip Liner is a cruelty-free product.

No, its creamy wax-based formula is designed to glide smoothly and effortlessly onto your lips without any tugging or pulling, ensuring a comfortable application.

The wooden, square-shaped design allows the pencil to be sharpened to an exceptionally fine point, providing optimal precision for detailed lining and contouring that twist-up liners often cannot achieve.

Ensure you are using a sharp, good quality cosmetic sharpener. Dull sharpeners can cause breakage. Also, try placing the pencil in the freezer for 10-15 minutes before sharpening; this can firm up the wax and prevent breakage.

Ensure your lips are well-hydrated. Exfoliate regularly to remove dead skin cells and apply a light lip balm before the liner, blotting off any excess. The creamy formula should glide smoothly on properly prepped lips.

For extended wear, apply the lip liner not just to outline, but also to fill in your entire lip as a base before applying lipstick or gloss. This creates a solid anchor for your lip color.

Ensure the liner is applied directly on or just outside your natural lip line to create a clear barrier. Also, ensure your lips are dry before applying any lip products. If necessary, lightly blot lips after liner application before adding lipstick/gloss.

Regularly sharpen the wooden pencil to a very fine point before each application. A dull tip will result in a thicker, less precise line. Practice applying with a light hand.