I'm liking this a lot! I use it more like a lip stain under gloss, & it reminds me of Mark's new Kissink, only it's a thinner pen, & it does rub off just a little bit easier. I can only assume that they have it in a formula to come off easier than a stain marker because it really is meant as a lip liner (hence the product name). If you were to use it as such, & your lipstick wore off, you'd look silly with only just a line left around your lips. Even though this doesn't have quite the staying power of a stain, it is rather transfer resistant & does last a pretty long time. It's not as if it all comes off with one wipe of a napkin like a standard lip liner pencil. I have this in Coral, a rather original color that I haven't seen elsewhere in similar makeup lines -- something I do love about Agnes B.'s makeup. I use it very lightly over my whole lips under my peachy glosses to give just a little more sheer pigment to them, even after the gloss has worn off. The only reason I took one lippie off, is because I do wish they would make it a little more like a stain marker than a lip liner. Hopefully, they'll revise the formula or the product a little bit. Even if they didn't, I'd still repurchase, but only in an original color like this one I have in Coral. continued >>

I have this in Hazlenut, a slightly brownish YLBB shade. The product goes on like a wash of ink, from a little felt tip pen. I have had good luck with this staying on.

Cool concept, was really hoping to like it. Its just OK, doesn't last any longer than any other kind of lipliner and the actual color looks nothing like it did in the catalog :(...will not purchase again.

A great alternative to UD's lip ink (lots cheaper!) It is the same sort of applicator (only thinner). It comes in a larger variety of colors. It has no scent or taste. The only prob- it doesn't stay on nearly as long. But at $7 a pop, it's worth it!