Product Review: Kiko Milano Lasting Gel Eyeliner


Today I’m going to put a product review instead of those heavy-weight scientific skin related discussions.



A few months back I bought this product called Kiko Milano Lasting Gel Eyeliner from www.nykaa.com .

Kiko Milano Lasting Gel Liner

As it sounds, it is a gel eyeliner & I’m a serious fan of gel eyeliners due to its flexibility of application. Unlike pen liners, you can simply change your applicator brush & control the thickness of the lines you draw & gel liners tend to be longer lasting than pen liners.



Before buying this, I was a user of Loreal Paris Gel Intenza & I must say, I was quite satisfied with it. But it expired & I had to buy a new black gel liner & then I found this. Its not long Kiko has been launched in India & I have to acknowledge I’m quite impressed with them.


Currently I’m obsessing with anything from Kiko not because it’s #major right now but because of its awesome quality. So here goes my verdict.


This Kiko Milano Gel Liner comes in a cutesy packaging. The glass bottle resides inside a tiny black paper cover which reads its ingredients & other details.

Kiko Gel Liner Packaging

Kiko Milano Gel Liner Cute Tiny Bottle


The ingredients list looks like this: Isododecane, Mica, Hydrogenated Polycyclopentadiene, Polyethylene, Cera Alba (Beeswax), Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Octyldodecanol, Disteardimonium hectorite, Tribehenin, Acrylates/Dimethicone Copolymer, Propylene Carbonate, Iron Oxides.



Now to read the above ingredients, it took me a lot because the letters are so tiny, to match the packaging.



Coming to the point of product, it lasts real long; like it was manufactured on 9/2018 & is going to expire on 4/2021 which is absolutely fantastic because I’ve never completely finished a product like this (gel liners) before I had to throw out because it expired. Two of my previous Loreal gel liners had been disposed as such, so a long shelf life is something I give the most priority & this scores awesome here.



Secondly the fact that I have a horribly oily skin & it worsens in the humid Indian summer, so no product lasts long on my face but this time, it made an exception. This gel liner is a godsend to those with my skin type & it’d easily last all day & you never have to go for touch ups.



Some gel liners tend to crack like that one from Maybelline it looks gross after a few hours & this Kiko gel liner even beats it here. It’d not fade, it would not smudge & it would never crack.



The best part of this is, this liner is probably the deepest black among all gel liners currently available in the market. I was quite satisfied with my Loreal one until I met Kiko. This is atleast 6 shades darker than Maybelline & atleast 3 shades darker than Loreal gel liner. Even the darkest shade available from Bobbi Brown doesn’t even come close to this wonderful darkest dark.

Black Eyeliner Kiko Milano


It doesn’t look cheap & semi-dark. That’s my biggest point.



Secondly consistency wise its really thin, unlike all other brands which are thick & balm-like, so its even easier for a beginner to work with. But the only downside (really????) could be that it dries in a jiffy. So if you mess up, you need to be real quick in removing it before it sets in. I’d suggest you to get a q-tip & dip it in micellar water & rub it gently on the exact area you need to work with in case you screw up.



The only downside I found is that it doesn’t come with a brush applicator. But that’s okay because I had my own & those brushes that come with liners are usually too thick to use. Its always better to buy your own.

Black Eyeliner : Kiko Milano Gel Liner



In India, it costs Rs. 900/- for 6 ml. of product but since I don’t use makeup daily, I’m not sure again if I can finish this bottle even in 3 years. Also the fact that very less amount is needed to draw a precise line because of its thin consistency.



What matters to me is the end result & I’m quite satisfied with it.



So, would I buy Kiko Milano Lasting Gel Liner again?


·         Yes ofcourse. From now on, this is my go to black gel liner & I’d love it if Kiko launches the same in different colours.



Pros of the Kiko Lasting Gel liner:


·         Excellent colour pay-off. This is the darkest dark gel liner available atleast in the Indian market.


·         Long shelf life; almost 3 years.


·         Lasts really long; 8 hours atleast on my oily peepers in humid Indian summer.


·         Pocket friendly, both size wise (such a tiny bottle), & price wise, Rs. 900/- in India.


·         Dries off real quick. This is a disputed point; can give real hard time to beginners.


·         Doesn’t crack, smudge or fade.


·         Small amount is needed to draw a moderately thick line due to its light whipping cream like consistency.


Cons:

·         There’s none unless you consider a free applicator brush a must because it doesn’t come with one.



So that’s all.



Please be aware that this is NOT A SPONSORED POST & what I write here is completely my honest personal opinion & I currently DO NOT officially endorse any certain brand or product.



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Koyel M.





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