Bobbi Brown Smokey Eye Kajal Liners

I've recently been very much into eye make up and eye liners have played a huge part in the majority of looks that I have been wearing. Bobbi Browns Smoking Hot Eye Collection has been at the forefront of my looks for the past few days, after I had a Smokey Eye lesson at the Bobbi Brown counter in Selfridges.

The Smokey Eye is one of the most iconic make up looks and Bobbi wanted to create products that made a smoking hot look incredibly easily. Incredibly pigmented and creamy, Bobbi Brown Smokey Eye Kajal Liners* offer anything from a sultry soft look to a defined dramatic look with the use of the incredibly blendable formula and built in smudger. 

Available in six shades; Black Coffee, Pacific, Noir, Storm, Jade and Black Amethyst, there's no getting away from the fact that these are highly pigmented and super long wearing. Although they work perfectly on first application, like any product similar to these, I like to work them into the back of my hand to warm them up a little bit, ensuring I get the maximum pigment and creamy texture that the Palm Kernel and Japanese Fruit Wax that makes up the formula aim to provide.

When I was at the counter, I was given quite a strong look by the artist and had Black Amethyst run across my lid and smudged out, as well as underneath my eye ever so slightly with a final touch of it run along my waterline. Although that's not the kind of smokey eye I would go for day to day, it made for a nice change and it stuck around for the whole day until removal with a strong oily make up remover was necessary. 

A smokey eye doesn't have to be full on Black drama and can instead be a really smudged out and subtle look and that's what I love most about these liners. Even with the colours that I wouldn't necessarily normally pick out the bunch, they're all incredibly easy to wear and work super complimentary for a day or night look.

Available now online and at counters in Selfridges, Bobbi Brown Smokey Eye Kajal Liners cost £18 each. 

Do these liners sound like the kind of product you would use to create your smokey eye? Which shade appeals to you the most?