Sisley Phyto-Khol Star N (No.10)

I purchased this from SuzykireiSHOPING. This is a repeat purchase. Sparkling Brown #3 is my favorite and an easy-to-use color. It's waterproof, so it doesn't smudge, even when filling in the gaps between the lashes. You can see how great it is by taking photos of this eyeliner. The natural shimmer is impeccable, making my eyes look brighter. It's surprisingly difficult to apply eyeliner on thinning eyes with age. I'm clumsy, so I'm not good with brush-type eyeliners, which can make the eyeliner look unbalanced, so I like this product. I've never made any mistakes, so I plan to use it until it's discontinued. I also like that the tip isn't too soft, so it doesn't stick as easily as Sisley's matte-type products. My recommended colors are Sparkling Brown #3 and Mysterious Green #8. There are many pencil eyeliners, but I prefer Sisley.

I bought 3 Sparkling Brown this summer. I usually use Kate gel liner and have no complaints, but I really wanted this one. I was drawn to it. It has a beautiful shimmery sheen to it. It really adds presence to your eyes. It applies smoothly and softly, but doesn't smudge throughout the day. Because it's brown, it pairs well with many eyeshadows. It's amazing how much it costs for an eyeliner. I feel bad about using it too often, so I only use it on special occasions, and it really lifts my spirits. ^^ This is the only Sisley cosmetic I own, but there are many other products I'm drawn to. I'm interested in the other colors, so I'd like to buy them when I have the money.

I thought black glitter liner was unusual, and I wanted some eyeshadow for my lower lid, so I used their points program to exchange them for 1 black glitter and 9 beige glitter. I use them as eyeshadow because they blend. The black one blends, so my eyes look dark, so I wonder if I should buy another color? As for the black one, I'm not really into drawing lines, so maybe the glitter isn't really worth it. I like to hide my lines, so blending it brings out the glitter, so I basically use it by blending. I'm constantly learning how to deepen darkness. It's soft, so it doesn't hurt my eyelids and is easy to blend. 9 for the lower lid is subtle, unlike the Gen Z crowd, who are trying so hard to create lines and under-eye bags. I'm not used to using these kinds of products, so I'm not sure if I should buy it again. I'm interested in the matte ones, and while the quality of the products is a plus, I'll keep using Sisley because of this point program.

I happened to find it on sale, so I bought it. It doesn't have much sparkle, so I use it as a regular black eyeliner. I'm sure if I looked closely, I'd be able to see the sparkle, but I don't really look closely in the mirror, so maybe I'm not the best person to write a review. I think affordable eyeliner is fine, but the density of the color is impressive. It makes the roots of my lashes look really black. And when I removed it with point makeup remover, the amount and quality of the black pigment that got on the cotton pad was completely different from usual. So it took longer than usual to remove it completely. That's a downside, though. The first time I used it, I noticed some on the inner corner of my eye, and I wondered if it was prone to smudging. It turns out I'd just gotten it on while applying makeup, and it hasn't smudged at all. The retractable pencil is thick, and although I could sharpen it with the sharpener on the other end, I feel bad about wasting it, so I left it unsharpened. I just use it to fill in the gaps between my lashes while also lining the upper lashes (lol). It's smooth, and the color lasts and is as good as you'd expect from Sisley. The price is also as expected from Sisley. You can buy a good eyeshadow for that amount of money. This is unrelated, but when I was younger, I mistakenly thought it was a brand for young people, probably because Sisley and Sister sound similar (lol). I picked it up because it was on sale, but I think it's basically enough for a cheap, careful makeup application. If you can afford to spend a certain amount of money on cosmetics, I think many people will buy it again and again because the quality and metallic packaging are both beautiful and make you feel really good.

8 Mystic Green: This eyeliner features a black base with deep green glitter. Only the tip comes out, and you can sharpen it with the built-in sharpener on the other side to create a fine line. You can draw a thin line without sharpening it. The tip is soft, and the pigment is strong, making it easy to apply. So far, the color hasn't faded. A friend at BC recommended this to me, saying it would make my eyes look beautiful. It creates a mysterious look with a subtle, deep green veil. I mainly use it on bronze-toned eyes, and it completely transforms the look. It may sound strange, but even though the base is completely different, it creates a mysterious, Mona Lisa-like color for my eyes. Additional note: 3 Sparkling Brown: I bought another one because it's so easy to use. The top image shows Mystic Green, and the bottom one shows Sparkling Brown. Additional note: 5 I've added an image of Sparkling Blue. Additional note: I've added an image of my eyes drawn with 5 drawn. On the eyelids, I applied Phyto Ombre Eclat Liquid in Bronze No. 5 in a gradation that fades from the outer corner to the inner corner. I applied this on the upper edge of the eye and Phyto Eye Twist in Topaz No. 1 on the lower edge.