Glad I Bought It

Initially, when the Beautyblender Liner Designer first came out, I actually thought it was a bit of a joke. A piece of plastic that looks like a guitar pick...right..?? But, for whatever reason that I can't remember, I ended up changing my mind about that. The liner designer is actually a really useful tool, especially for those who have a hard time drawing a winged liner. I was having the worst time trying to get mine right, and then I got the liner designer. It's actually a pretty slick little thing: you run it between your fingers to make it warm and then put it to your face where you want to draw you liner and it will actually stick to your face and stay there. As I said, it really does make drawing a wing easy and practically fool proof. But, you can also use the liner designer for other things like acting as a guard when you apply mascara, or you can use it to make some really clean looking edges when doing eyeshadow that look fantastic. So in the end I will admit that I was wrong about this product in the beginning, because it's actually a handy little gadget that's worth the investment.

Best for non MUA

This product is best if you don't know how to do a winged liner or too shaky to do a liner yourself, This helps guide you hand to get the perfect line

Love it!

I love this beauty blender. I use iteveryday and for almost anything...liquid foundation, concealer. It blends really well and does not leaved streaks or weird marks like some other sponges.

I wanted soooo badly to like this. Anything that can help doing a wing is a plus, right? But this little liner is definitely not worth the $22 cad for it. It barely stuck to my face, half the time the liner would go underneath the tool and it seemed to take more work to get a wing by using it. I ended up returning this product. Honestly, it is much easier and quicker to just do free hand wings or use a credit card, etc.