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Easiest To Use Liquid Eyeliner Yet: Maybelline Hyperink Liquid Liner Review
So if you’re at least remotely interested in beauty, then there’s a high chance you have already heard the buzz – no, the hype – about the new liquid eyeliner from Maybelline. The biggest story is that it is claimed to be the “easiest to use” liner yet with just one stroke. Sold? I am! Now let’s go into detail with Maybelline Hyperink Liquid Liner…
True to its claim, Hyperink is long-lasting, smudgeproof, easy-to-use, and the blackest of black eyeliners. To give you a little context, liquid eyeliner is never really my thing. (Huwaattt, scandalous!) Aside from my perpetually shaky hands, my hooded eyelids that tend to get uneven every now and then make everything a little more complicated. #struggleisreal However, since getting the Hyperink, I started to look forward to applying it more.
Books haven’t really evolved. For example, they’re generally the same length. Hyperink is really about thinking and publishing for today. If you look at Twitter and Facebook, they’re all about microcontent. Shorter pieces seem to be what people respond to. What we’re trying to do is innovate on the concept of a book – make it shorter, make it livelier and more interactive.
Kevin Gao in an interview for the Globe