Inglot • Duraline • Eyes
(17 reviews)
| Average Rating. | 4.1 |
| Would buy this product again. | 70% |
| Package Quality | 3.7 |
| Price | 2.5 |
| Ingredients | |
gildoush22 on 4/22/2013 2:17:00 PM more reviews by gildoush22
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
great product to have in your make up bag if you likeall things make up. eyeshadow lasts forever on the lid without fading, intensifies base color as some here said, makes the color pop even if the eyeshadow is not pigmented enough.
Update: after many uses, i still like the product, but recommend you scrape a bit of the eyeshadow into a litlle pan and work with duraline, because i have been putting it directly onto the pressed shadow and it has changed the consistensy of the shadows, now they are "slippery" and less pigmented than before, so now i have to scrape a bit if i want to use it without duraline
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*TOP REVIEWER* CarlaN on 7/1/2012 5:57:00 PM more reviews by CarlaN
Age: 44-55 Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
As much as I love all things Inglot, Duraline is not my favorite eyeliner sealer.
I use it with loose powder eyeliners, and it ramps the intensity of the liner WAY up, too much so, for my taste.
For example, today I used it with my Larenim "Last Crush" eyeliner, a matte dark brown. Mixed with Duraline, the liner became coal black, and as the [hot and humid] day wore on, I noticed darkness under my eyes, even though I'd lined the top lids only.I have extremely oily skin, and took a nap, so maybe this wasn't an entirely fair trial. However, I've tried other sealers that performed better under the same circumstances.
Duraline is a good product, and may work great for those whose skin is less oily than mine, which is probably just about everyone.
I'm going to stay with my J. Lynne sealer, at least for most occasions.
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hellokittybrock on 6/22/2012 5:55:00 AM more reviews by hellokittybrock
Age: 30-35 Skin: Very Oily, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
Excellent product. Its not easy for me to get hold of mac mixing medium as I dun live near a mac pro store. Have never tried mixing medium so I cant compare. But I have extremely oily lids. most gel eyeliner dun work on me and this works fine.
I drop a single drop of duraline onto a pan and mix it with pigment. The eyeliner last the entire day. I am impressed.
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cosmeticat on 1/21/2012 5:29:00 PM more reviews by cosmeticat
Age: 30-35 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Red, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
I was indecisive between MAC Mixing Medium and Inglot Duraline, but I ended up purchasing this one. I experimented with it various different ways.
1. I dropped few drops in my dried out Stila Smudge Pot in Electrifying Blue. It worked out fine, my smudge pot is wearable again, the color did not change.
2. I mixed it with my Nars Nightbreed eyeshadow to form a sparkling eyeliner. It worked fine but I was expecting that the color would be more sparkly. But I guess it has to do with the Night Breed not Duraline.
3.I mixed it with Body Shop Golden Emerald Mineral Loose Powder eye shadow to form an eyeliner, and the result was a beautiful beautiful dark shimmery olive, like Urban Decay Stash.
Duraline is a good product to have in your make up drawer if you are in to experimenting with make up products.
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lwsege on 8/16/2011 12:22:00 AM more reviews by lwsege
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I never try any mixing medium before and this is my beginning usage of it on powder eyeshadow. I always get too much of it by simply dipping those remaining on the tube. It tends to dry up toooo fast and I hardly pick up the right amount of eyeshadow before it gone dry...Will constantly trying it again on eyeshadow, powder blush, etc.
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masa_inn on 6/3/2011 9:22:00 PM more reviews by masa_inn
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
I like Duraline for one and only purpose: creating my own e/liner. I can make any color and any consistency I want to. I use a very thin plastic spatula to scrape off some shadow into the old shadow pan; then add a minuscule amount of Duraline. Dip Sonya Kashuk bent liner brush into the mixture - and I have a great, customized liner. I do not use my hand to mix on it like some reviewers do, as it's a pain in the neck to remove it afterwards.
Someone has mentioned Duraline changes the color of an eye shadow. I beg to differ: it rather intensifies a base color; and a base color can be quite surprising.
I am not impressed with this product as a shadow primer (have to experiment more, though). As for the pigment-sticking properties, Fyrinnae's Pixi Epoxy kicks Duraline's ass (cap?). I did some side-by-side swatching, and Pixie grabs the color much better; and prevents fallout more effectively.
What I do not like is the packaging. Glass bottle/dropper is not for the clumsy as myself. Plastic bottle would be so much better. Plus, dropper always dispense waaaaaay more than I need.
Another thing I do not like: even thou the liner you get is waterproof (and hard to remove), for some reason it sometimes smudges a bit in the corners of my eyes; creating the yucky goop.
I still give the product 5 lippies and will definitely repurchase. The fact that I can make the best liner I've ever used outweighs anything. The price is really good as well. I am sure one bottle ($9) will last me at least 6 months.
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xFlossy on 5/15/2011 8:04:00 AM more reviews by xFlossy
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Curly, Coarse Eyes: Blue
I'm going to have to go against the general consensus here. I hate this product! To me it's like over priced glycerin in a bottle. When I used this product on my lids it gave the shadow a streaky effect and the more I go over it, the worse it got. Go over it a second time and you end up with a clumpy mess which transferes if you are unlucky enough to have hooded eyes.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Hamstershell on 11/28/2010 4:58:00 PM more reviews by Hamstershell
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Relaxed, Fine Eyes: Brown
This works very well as a eyeshadow primer and base, no creasing, and it grabs the color. It is also great to mix with pigments (or eyeshadow) to make an instant liquid liner. I got it for 6AUD per bottle (was on sale) and it is really good value. Too bad this brand is not available where I live (Germany) yet, I got this on holiday in Australia.
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*TOP REVIEWER* KeLLsTar on 10/3/2010 5:52:00 AM more reviews by KeLLsTar
Age: 30-35 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
Duraline happened to be on sale the day I decided to check out Inglot for the first time so I thought I may as well try it out. SO glad I did! I love it & use it every time I wear makeup.
Eyeliner:- I've tested Duraline out on a few eye shadows & find that it makes the best eyeliner I've ever used. Easier for me to use than pencil & gel eyeliners.
I put about a drop of Duraline on the back of my hand and then mix the pigment/eyeshadow into it. I then line it on my eyes with an eyeliner brush.
Eyeshadow:- I've been mixing eyeshadow or pigments with Duraline to use as eyeshadow. Application is the same as using it for eyeliner. Mix the eyeshadow/Duraline on your hand & smooth it on your eyelid with an eyeshadow brush.
Tip: You may want to close your eyes for a few seconds after application to give the eyeshadow a chance to dry.
Eye Primer:- I've also been experimenting using Duraline as an eyeshadow primer/base & find it's as good as my UDPP. Brush on a small amount of Duraline directly to the lid, let it dry, and then use another brush to put on the dry eyeshadow.
Verdict:- This is a great product as I can use eyeshadow that I already own & don't have to buy multiple products. This is a great addition to any makeup case, especially if you don't have a huge budget.
The amount of eyeshadow you need to use depends on the quality &/or how pigmented it is.
Duraline lets you be artistic & know that you won't be wearing the same eyeliner as anyone else! It goes on evenly, is so easy to use, makes colours brighter & more vibrant. It stays on until I take it off with makeup remover at the end of the day.
I find Duraline easier to use with loose eyeshadows/pigments - only because they're already loose. With pressed eyeshadows, I just loosen a bit with a stiff brush before mixing.
I will definitely be repurchasing.
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goodhabits on 7/5/2010 5:25:00 AM more reviews by goodhabits
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
PROS: Duraline is an amazing product in theory, and works fantastically for pigments (MADE FOR PIGMENTS). Because pigments are so...well pigmented, you only need very little of the pigment to mix with the Duraline, far more e/s is need when using regulary pressed eyeshadow.
CONS: The packaging is inconvenient because it dispenses more than what you need for ordinary e/s. In addition, the Duraline can also change the colours of the e/s you add to it. E.g. I added a concentrated amount of bright green, which immediately turned a yellow/green when mixed with the duraline. In addition, far more pressed e/s is needed to mix with the tiniest amount of duraline to get a concentrated colour with good colour deposit. Finally, it temporarilt stings a little upon application.
Overall it is a clever product and I would re-use it, but I think it could also be improved. It is also pretty cheap at $16.00 for a bottle that lasts a very long time.
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ilovemakeup80 on 4/9/2010 11:14:00 PM more reviews by ilovemakeup80
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Tan, Warm Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Hazel
I loooveee this product! Since i bought it, i've literally used it with every shadow and pigment i have! It turns my eyeshadows and pigments so much bolder.
Couldn't live without it :)
I have so much of the Inglot pigment, and this works really well bringning out all the colors, sparkles and everything else in them :)
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evilonly on 4/7/2010 4:22:00 PM more reviews by evilonly
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral Hair: Red, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
Well this is my must have. It is waterproof and tears proof. It is turning your eyeshadow in so pigmented, so last long eyeliner. I also use it on waterline with eyeshadow and it is stay on so long! If you don't have oily lid you can use it as a eyeshadow base. GREAT on lips to prime it and for reaaly last long color. I LOVE IT.
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chochom on 2/28/2010 4:05:00 PM more reviews by chochom
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
I read some very positive reviews on this product on some Austrialian sites so I thought I'd give it a try. I've been using Inglot products for years but hadn't tried Duraline yet because Inglot's eyeshadow's NEVER crease on me even though my face is essentially an oil well.
Since the bottle was only 19zl, (about €4.50) I bought it.
Positive:
- price
- the bottle lasts for a long time!
- enhances colours of any eyeshadow
- makes 'cheap' eyeshadow more durable and stops it from creasing
- turns loose eyeshadow / pigments into liner / creamy eyeshadow
Negative
- the package of the product, since it can hardly be used 'on the go' (small glass bottle with a pipette dispenser)
(I think Urban decay has a product that works similarly in a much better packaging, i.e. the liquid is in a double-sided container with attached brushes. I haven't tried the UD one though.)
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Applebonbon on 10/6/2009 1:10:00 AM more reviews by Applebonbon
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
While the packaging is very practical and easy to use the overall product was literally a pain to use. I have excema and thus very sensitive skin, when I used this product is basically burned my skin (I had tested it on the back of my hand and my eyelid before purchasing). I can only guess that the closer to my eye the product was, the worse the burning.
I tried to research what ingrediants were in the formula but couldn't find any and the Inglot webpage has been under construction for ages.
I did test the durability of this liquid and it does seem to last (as the name would suggest) but the eye burning simply isn't worth it. If you want an alternative I would suggest Napoleon's Cake Eyeliner Sealer.
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FoxyLocks on 7/2/2009 4:22:00 AM more reviews by FoxyLocks
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
A really awesome product!!!!
It comes in a bottle with a dropper which is very useful and soo cheap too. I bought it from the Inglot store for only AU$20!
It definately intensifies colour of eyeshadows on my lid and can be used as a neat base!
note: I wouldn't suggest putting the duraline right onto the eyeshadow pan if you're using it with pressed eyeshadows. It's best to scrape a little out and mix it seperately in/on something else to prevent ruining your pressed eyeshadow.
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missy_c on 2/29/2008 6:33:00 AM more reviews by missy_c
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I love this product, really intensifies the colour of eyshadows, even sheap drugstore ones , be careful though with putting the brush with lots of product directly into the eyeshadown pan as the powder eyeshadow will harden and change texture.
The price of theis product is really gr8t too , I got it for just 8 euros.
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*TOP REVIEWER* lian_qiu on 2/27/2008 6:03:00 AM more reviews by lian_qiu
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
This is a miracle product everyone should try. I saw someone on Specktra talking about this product, so I decided to try it since it's only $22 AUD. It's in a small glass bottle with a dropper. The product itself is a thick, clear liquid, similar to MAC Mixing Medium. I apply a thin layer from lashline to brow bone, then do my e/s as usual. Alternatively, you can wet the brush with this then dip into e/s, but this will leave a shiny spot in the pan.
According to the SA, this is to make loose powder e/s more creamy and easier to work with. But it does SO MUCH more than that.
Purpose 1: This intensifies e/s colors like nothing else. I've tried this with various formulas. This works particularly well with shimmery e/s. With matte ones, only makes the texture more blendable and slightly more pigmented.
Purpose 2: I never really enjoyed pigments or loose e/s before I found this product, because they are just sooo messy. Well this solves the problem. Now when I pat pigments onto my lids, they actually stay on, and as mentioned before, the colors is intensified.
Purpose 3: I have super oily lids, and I have tried a lot of e/s bases (including MAC paints, paint pots, BB cream shadows, various foundations or concealers as bases), and none of them truly last a whole day, and I always dreaded wearing e/s on hot days. Then along came Duraline. This stuff doesn't budge. Even during hot weather, I only get a slight and hardly noticeably creasing at the end of a very long day (10 hr+)
Purpose 4: This is really good to achieve glossy eyes without having ur e/s creasing in 15 mins. The trick it to pat it onto ur lid and immediately put on e/s while it's still wet. Also, if u don't want the glossy look, just wait a few secs for the product to settle and then put on e/s.
I know this is a new brand and maybe hard to get in some areas, but get it if you can!!!
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