{miika's beauty world} Review of Clio's Gelpresso in Bloody Devil

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hello lovelies


I am back with my second post regarding beauty!
Today i am going to review Clio's Gelpresso in Bloody Devil.(P.S i wanted to get their brush eyeliner cos i heard it was good but i got sidetracked ahahha)


Sharpener


Super easy to glide on the hand however i found it harder to line my eyes.Probably because im a beginner to this



It is maroon with glitters that look like dark brown on the eyes




                                 
You can tell i cant really do makeup ahhah!
                                  
Very natural look. Forgive me looking like this please.I look horrid but this eyepencil would be better as a shadow rather than liner cos its super blunt so no tightlining or anything( i really want to try their brush eyeliner now urgh)

Rating:3/5(the lasting power is 5stars to be honest!)
Price:$8.90( online)

xxx,
missmiika

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