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LBW Walking On Water Activating Liners feature water-activated technology that enhances adhesion and comfort. The duocolor design enables precise placement and differentiation during application, supporting efficiency and accuracy in professional use.
LBW WALKING ON WATER ACTIVATING LINERS
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How To Use & Eye Safety
Activation
- Use minimal water. Dip a fine liner brush into clean water, then blot excess on a clean surface — the pan should look damp, not pooled.
- Load the brush. Swipe the damp brush lightly across the pan 2–3 times until you see pigment release.
- Apply and set. Draw your liner strokes while the product is fluid, then allow 30–60 seconds to dry completely before opening your eyes fully or layering product.
Oily or Hooded Lids
- Prime lids with an eyeshadow primer or translucent powder before application to extend wear.
- Apply liner in thin, layered passes rather than one thick stroke — each thin layer sets faster and grips better on oily skin.
- Allow each layer to dry fully before adding the next.
Eye Safety
- Keep the brush and product at a safe distance from the waterline and inner rim of the eye. These liners are formulated for the lid and lash line, not inside the eye.
- Avoid contact with eyes. If product enters the eye, rinse thoroughly with clean water.
- Discontinue use if irritation, redness, or discomfort occurs.
- Do not share brushes or pans with others to prevent cross-contamination.
Removal
- Dampen a cotton pad or reusable cloth with micellar water or your preferred makeup remover.
- Hold gently against the liner for 5–10 seconds to loosen the pigment, then wipe away without tugging.
- For graphic liner or intricate designs, use a damp cotton swab for precise cleanup.
Can Regular Face Paint Be Used as Water-Activated Eyeliner?
Standard face paints are not formulated or safety-tested for use near the eye area. LBW Walking On Water Activating Liners are cosmetic-grade products developed specifically for lid and lash-line application. Always use products intended for eye-area use when working close to the eyes.