Make Up For Eye Colour 👀

Jun 28, 2013

CorCor C.

I bought a white eyeliner pencil the other day it says on it "for brown eyes" I have blue eyes -how would this work? Surely white is white? -I've seen mascaras the same - how is this meant to work? Anyone know? - should I be buying the one for my eye colour?

Jun 28, 2013

CorCor C.

Ah ok thanks em I like to use on the waterline and I bought it knowing it said "for brown eyes" but I just figured white is white lol - strange...your right maybe some marketing ploy :)

Jun 28, 2013

Laura O.

I hav blue eyes n love white eyeliner :) maybe just a ploy xx

Jun 28, 2013

Rebella A.

Lol, I would be confused as well!! I would even email the company about it, asking what the f they mean with that comment. I couldn't let go until I've received a satisfying answer, Hahaaa!!

Jun 28, 2013

Laura O.

Rebella I'm with you girl!! xx

Jun 28, 2013

CorCor C.

Lol - I know it's a loreal one. I wonder if they mean white suits brown eyes better. Hmmm but to be fair they are surely reducing

Jun 28, 2013

CorCor C.

Sorry pressed enter too soon - I meant to say they are reducing there market putting that on it...it's this one:

Jun 29, 2013

Rebella A.

I couldn't find, the white pencil on the website :) But L'oreal is definitely working with this what-kind-of-type-are-you strategy.

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