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A: I figured it out! No, it doesn't twist. You remove the plastic outer coating covering the inner pigment core using a conventional pencil sharpener like sharpening a traditional eyebrow pencil. I too was looking to twist it out but it isn't mechanical in any way and the butt-end cap is misleading. There could be a smudge tip in there to make use of it! Pretend it is a real wood coated pencil and stick it in a sharpener. Problem solved: new pointy sharp tip, more pigment, less handle.

A: Love how they’re not answering this question. People don’t want to know how to sharpen it, they want to know why it doesn’t extend. It runs out too fast and there’s not enough product for the price.

A: Hi Tuesday! We recommend sharpening this eye liner using a standard cosmetics pencil sharpener. Hope this helps!

A: Hi Ryane! We recommend using the Maybelline Expert Tools Dual Sharpener. You want to gently turn the pencil 3 or 4 times without applying too much pressure. After sharpening, remove all shavings from the blade edge. The pencil should be sharpened frequently to avoid having to apply pressure while sharpening. Hope this helps!

A: I found the best sharpener is the revlon one, the maybelline one oddly doesn’t work well with the material the outer pencil is made of. I was about to stop using this eyeliner that I love so much because sharpening was impossible - revlon makes a sharpener for these pencils that have that harder outside shell of pencil and they sharpen beautifully!! Now I have alllll the colors of this eyeliner!!

A: I thought for sure this was not sharpenable. It looks like an entirely plastic pencil. However, I put it into a regular eyeliner sharpener, and it turns out it is wooden!

A: Hi Dee! This eye liner does sharpen to a very small point. As you use in between sharpening the point will dull out a bit. We recommend using the Maybelline Expert Tools Dual Sharpener to sharpen. You want to gently turn the pencil 3 or 4 times without applying too much pressure. After sharpening, remove all shavings from the blade edge. The pencil should be sharpened frequently to avoid having to apply pressure while sharpening. Hope this helps!

A: Hi there Dee! The TattooStudio Sharpenable Gel Pencil Longwear Eyeliner does not swivel, its sharpened (see packaging). These new generation gel liners deliver great, long lasting color but they need a sharp blade and gentle touch to sharpen well. Despite the plastic-coated appearance of the eyeliner, it can be sharpened with any makeup sharpener. Don’t try to push the pencil into the sharpener. At the slightest resistance, you’re in far enough. Gently turn and shave off a thin layer to reveal more liner. Pushing the pencil in too far will cause the blade to grab too much of the resin, the pencil won’t sharpen well that way. If its been awhile since you bought a new sharpener, you’ll be surprised the difference a fresh blade can make.

A: The eyeliner lasts up to 36 hours on the eyes.

A: Use a makeup wipe, pressing and gliding it across the eye area.

A: This eyeliner is suggested for ages 13 years and up.

A: Yes, it is fade, smudge, and sweat resistant for all-day wear.

A: The eyeliner has a matte color finish, offering an edgy look.

A: Hi there! Thank you for reaching out about our Tattoo Studio Gel Pencil Liner. This sharpenable pencil eyeliner delivers high color payoff with pigment-rich hues and precise definition for up to 36 hours of wear that lasts from day-to-night and beyond.

A: Hello! Thanks for your interest in our Tattoo Studio Gel Pencil. We recommend reviewing the ingredient list to ensure the product is a good fit for you. Hope you find your perfect match at Maybelline!