Duraline

And does the same thing. What I like about this product is that it contains less ingredients than its contender, which I'd like to believe might be better for your eyes or any other place you use it. And this is a better value, allowing you to get 1 1\2 times the amount for less than the price of one MUFE aqua seal bottle (retails for $21, last time I checked). The only slight difference I find between this product and the MUFE is that MUFE dries a bit quicker and very hard. You have a little bit more time working with Duraline.

I don't use this to "rehydrate" my gel liners though. I purchased isododecane, a top ingredient in many water proof cosmetic formulas, at very low cost ($4 for 4 oz). This works like a charm with any cracked, crumbly, dried out gel liner. A few drops added to marinate in the gel liner for less than ten minutes, and it's amazingly brand new and almost better than before. I get more pigmentation out of my gel liners, surprisingly. It's very simple, and the bottle I have will last for decades, as it has a very long shelf life.

LOVE Duraline! It's the most amazing primer you can use when applying loose pigment shadows. It catches everything so there's no fall out and it lasts forever. I used it under a Makeup Geek pigment and it lasted well over 24 hours. It really helps bring out all the intense colors you wouldn't see in loose pigments if you didn't use it. You get a very bold multidimensional look, you can see every shade in the pigment. It's amazing. It goes on easily, it's very light weight, a little goes a long way, and you don't feel any type of stickiness on your eyes. You can't even fell that you have it on. I love it. Without Duraline all the loose pigments I've invested in would have just sat there unused because I couldn't really see anything that stood out in my loose pigments. But when you use Duraline as a primer, it just changes things entirely. It even works with regular pressed shadows and just brings out that color that you fell in love with.

I heard great things about this product, but I didn't have much of a reason to get it until recently. I bought Inglot's AMC Gel eyeliner in 77 (black) and loved how pigmented and intense it was. However, it seemed to dry out quite quickly, less than a month after I got it to be exact. It would apply in a chunky fashion, was draggy on the skin, and dried too quickly to apply in the thick, dramatic cat-eye look that I like. But then I bought Duraline, applied just a drop to the gel eyeliner, gently mixed it in, and like magic it turned my AMC gel eyeliner into almost a liquid eyeliner formula without changing the intensity of the pigment. Basically, it turned it into the blackest black liquid eyeliner which easily creates sharp but smooth lines and dries to an almost bulletproof finish! I am floored! I haven't tried it with any lose pigment yet, but I have high hopes. Since you only need a drop, this little bottle should last ages; plus I love the button on top of the cap that helps dispense the liquid.

This is possibly the neatest stuff in the world. It's so easy to use and works with any eyeshadow! I'm no longer limited to just the basic eyeliner colors I can find. I can now enjoy this beautiful trinket and every day is a new color opportunity!

This is my favorite mixing medium. I use it professionally and personally. I have used it to make blood, paint body designs, mix eyeliner, revitalize a dry product, and I once used it to make colored mascara. Duraline is so affordable and so useful that everyone should have a bottle. I more recently used it at a comic book convention to make a "Forgotten Doll" look. I did a test run on myself and it came out wonderful.

Cannot live without this product. Am now able to use any eyeshadow powder as an eyeliner or upper tightline. This also solves the problem with crumbly eyeshadows. I can use the Duraline with these eyeshadows and no fallout!

I've tried other brands, but have found that they irritate my eyes, especially when used on the upper waterline. Duraline does not irritate at all. It works beautifully, dries quickly and my liner lasts all day.

Finally, I love it that I no longer have to buy "eyeliner" products because mine usually dried out before I could finish them. Love, love, love it that I can turn any powder into a liner. Thank you Inglot!! (and thank you Beautylish for selling this online).

After reading the reviews for this, I was sure that it was exactly what I was looking for... and it was! I am glad that I made this purchase, and it is my first from inglot. I love eyeliner so I have a million eyeshadows collecting dust, and I can make them all into eyeliners and get creative! Pink cat-eye anyone? I say yes. Also, great to use with the stila magnificent metals foil finish eyeshadows! This product replaces stila's 'stay all day"which is $20 for .23oz which is a rip off. Yay duraline!

Every woman should own a bottle of Duraline just to add more options to your eye shadow wardrobe. It is so easy to use, you can't mess it up. Make any dry powder a liquid! And it is gorgeous, retains the original shade and depth, and enhances any metallic tones in the shadow. It also makes a great liner formula. You can play around with the consistency until you find the one that works for you. Tip: Only use the same space from your eyeshadow pan each time. You want to leave a space untouched for the area you will use when you want to apply the shadow dry. The spot never seems to dry back correctly, but that is with any product like this, even with water. At for $10, it is a steal!

A little bit of this product goes a long way, especially since it's dispensed by a dropper. It works well to turn eye shadow into eye liner which means that way more color options are available. It does help to keep my eyeliner in place better, but I have oily lids so they still smudge a bit sometimes.

I am so happy I got my hands on this! I saw a video that ahitsrosa did on Youtube and ipsy about how she used it to make an ombre eyeliner, so I was inspired to get the product. I am very impressed by the staying power of this baby! One drop usually does the trick for me. I only wish that it worked this well for glitter eyeliner, bit it's all good. :-)