I got the full pencil when I bought a Stila value pack from Sephora. For the longest time I was confused as to why I would need a pale eyeliner. Then as I got into learning more about makeup and watching youtube I started hearing about using white or flesh toned eyeliners to brighten up your eyes to give you the wide awake look. I first tried this with NYX Jumbo Eye Pencil which was way too white and fake looking on myself. This one looks a lot more natural but it is a little too soft and creamy and it doesn't last long. I bought Rimmel's scandaleyes in nude for hopes that would have a better staying power on me. I would not rebuy this pencil.

Intention was to get this for waterline brightening. White is too bold but nude is perfect. This stuff is so soft and smears easily. It always gets stuck onto my contacts and won't come off until I take my contacts off and rub it with solution. It's annoying that I won't repurchase and it's expensive. I'm trying rimmel or Mac next because the smearing off my waterline into my lenses throughout the day is annoying. It also clumps into my bottom lashes. Sharpening is also so wasteful because the product is so soft that you lose so much. Do not recommend.

Love this! The beige color of this pencil is so much better than white eyeliners for opening up your eyes. I haven't had a problem with this smudging or transferring when wearing on my waterline. The consistancy is soft and creamy, making it easy to apply without dragging your lids.

I bought this because I wanted an eye-opening eyeliner that was more natural looking than wearing white eyeliner. The color is actually very similar to a concealer. The consistency of the pencil is very creamy, almost too creamy because it smudges and transfers EVERYWHERE. I applied this onto my waterline and within an hour it had transferred onto my contact lenses and became a huge mess. Because of the softness of this formula, it's hard to get a very sharp and precise application.

I first heard about this in my Women's World magazine when they recommended using it to "fill in" wrinkles. It does NOT work for that for me. What it does work for is to cover up the red square spots I get (for two weeks or more) after using the Palo Via laser. Does a pretty bang-up job as a concealer. Never used it as an eyeliner and it doesn't "fill in" wrinkles.

I could not get this to look good on me! It's highly pigmented so I guess it would work better for night-time use but during the day it made me look un-natural. I tried Pixi Eye Bright Liner No.1 - Nude from Target & I love it, its such a magical liner!!! They're about the same price but the only difference is that you have to sharpen Stila's & the Pixi one is automatic.

I have sleepy-looking hooded eyelids, and this is a great eyeliner for the waterline to help my eyes look wider and more awake without looking so obvious.


It is a fleshy apricot color and the consistency of the pencil was much creamier than I expected. No shimmer or shine. Glides onto the waterline beautifully. It doesn't tug at my skin or apply "spotty." I like to do about two applications since I have oily lids. It definitely doesn't look as opaque by the end of an 8-hour day, but most of it is still there. Sometimes I'll dab some in my inner corners or my lower lash line and blend for extra highlights.


This pencil is a little bit expensive. I think Sephora has it was $18 but I got mine on Amazon for $14.


I think this is a much better and more natural looking alternative to stark-white pencils. Highly recommended.

I wanted to like this I tried to like this but after many attemps I just don't. It's very soft which is nice but as a result it transfers onto my bottom lashes too easily. I struggle to get a clean nice bright look form this and when I do it doesn't last long enough to want to bother with again. May still use carefully for the odd shoot etc but as far as wearing on myself for a night out, so far it's in a draw and hasn't been out for nearly a month. Though hard to find there are better peach liners out there in my opinion.

I love lining my water line with pencil liner, I think it is absolutely lovely. I wanted to add a peach liner to my collection, and the SA at Sephora led me to Stila. This is an alright liner, I like the color a lot, and it goes on so smooth and easy, no tugging whatsoever. It doesn't have the greatest staying power, usually fades in a few hours following application. However, this is the only peach liner myself and the SA (bless her) could find in the store. So, until I can find another/better brand with a pretty peach eyeliner, I will repurchase.

I got this like everyone else, to brighten and 'wake up' my eyes. My skin is pretty pale with pink/ neutral undertones. But this is just too peachy to look natural on me, and it doesn't stay. It also gets kinda chalky and melts onto my long bottom lashes :( Going back to Sephora along with Clinique eye cream...