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Description
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What it is:
Our gel liner is smooth, creamy and very easy to apply. Water resistant, perfect for long wear. All of our professional artists refer to it as "One of the best GEL liners on the market!!"
What it does:
Our gel liner is smooth, creamy and very easy to apply. Water resistant, perfect for long wear!
Product Options Available are as follows:
- Option - Aqua (Shimmer) - Morphe Gel Eyeliner
- Option - Flex (Matte) - Morphe Gel Eyeliner
- Option - Gleam (Metallic) - Morphe Gel Eyeliner
- Option - Naked (Matte) - Morphe Gel Eyeliner
- Option - Pebble (Shimmer) - Morphe Gel Eyeliner
- Option - Plum (Matte) - Morphe Gel Eyeliner
- Option - Slate - Morphe Gel Eyeliner
- Option - Tain (Matte) - Morphe Gel Eyeliner
- Option - Trophy (Shimmer) - Morphe Gel Eyeliner
*Ingredients may vary slightly due to formula updates by brands. Please consult packaging for most accurate list of ingredients
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Frequently Asked Questions
Morphe Gel Eyeliner is formulated to be gentle and ophthalmologist-tested, making it suitable for most eye types, including sensitive eyes. However, if you wear contact lenses, apply the eyeliner to the upper lash line only and allow it to set before inserting contacts. If you experience any irritation, discontinue use and consult your eye care professional.
Morphe Gel Eyeliner contains a blend of film-forming polymers, silicones, and pigments that create a long-wear formula. The product is free from harmful heavy metals and is cruelty-free. For a complete ingredient list, refer to the packaging or Morphe's official website, as formulations may vary by shade.
Start with a steady hand and apply thin, controlled strokes along your upper lash line using the precision brush. Keep the brush at a 45-degree angle to your eye. Allow 30 seconds for the gel to set before touching the area. For best results, ensure your eyelids are clean and dry before application to prevent smudging throughout the day.








