Laura Mercier Caviar Tightline Eyeliner

Cocoa has quickly become my workday liner. It's noticeable enough to give my eyes definition but doesn't make my makeup feel too dramatic for the office.

I've never been great at eyeliner, but tightlining with this is surprisingly easy. I work in small sections between my lashes instead of trying to draw one perfect line.

Espresso Brown has been perfect for my everyday makeup. It defines my eyes without looking as intense as the black liners I normally use.

I use this right along my upper lashes when I want them to look fuller without having an obvious line of eyeliner. It makes such a difference with just mascara.

Tuxedo gives me the crisp black definition I like for nights out. I can keep it thin at the lashes or build it up when I want a stronger eye look.

My eyes tend to water throughout the day, so eyeliner can be hit or miss for me. This stays put much better than I expected and I don't end up with a mess under my eyes.

Bronze is gorgeous when I want something softer than traditional brown or black. The little bit of warmth makes my eye makeup feel more interesting.

I have hooded eyes and usually deal with liner transferring higher onto my lid. I've had much less of that happening with this one.

My favorite way to wear Tuxedo is with a very simple eye look. I keep everything else neutral, add this close to my lashes, and finish with mascara.

At 54, I've started preferring thinner eyeliner instead of the thick lines I wore when I was younger. This lets me get right into the lash line and add definition without overwhelming my eyes.

Espresso Brown looks really natural with my brown eyes. I've even been skipping shadow some mornings because the liner and mascara are enough.

I wore this to an outdoor wedding and expected to need a touch-up after a few hours. I checked before dinner and the liner was still where I had put it.

I usually struggle to get liner close enough to my lashes without leaving little gaps. The shape of this makes it much easier for me to fill those areas in.

Cocoa is such an easy shade for minimal makeup days. It adds just enough depth around my lashes while keeping everything soft.

Bronze has been a fun change from my usual neutrals. I like wearing it with a little champagne shadow because the combination catches the light beautifully.

My lashes are fairly light, so you can normally see little spaces between them even after mascara. Tightlining with this makes the lash line look noticeably denser.

I used Tuxedo for a smoky eye and loved how dark and defined it made the base of my lashes. It gave the whole look more intensity without needing a thick wing.

I keep Espresso Brown in my makeup bag at work because it's an easy way to refresh my eyes before going somewhere afterward. A little liner and another coat of mascara does the trick.

I'm a contact lens wearer and can be picky about what I put near my eyes. So far this has been comfortable for me and I haven't felt the need to constantly check whether it has moved.

Bronze looks especially pretty when I'm wearing warmer blush and lip colors. It's subtle, but it gives my usual makeup a completely different feel.

I bought Cocoa because black eyeliner can look harsh on me during the day. This gives me the definition I wanted while keeping the overall look much softer.

This is one of those products that doesn't look like a huge change while you're applying it, but once I finish my mascara I can really see the difference. My eyes look more defined and my lashes appear fuller without an obvious strip of liner.