Beauty Review: The GOSH Infinity Eye Liners

I was recently sent a whole bag of eye-makeup goodies from GOSH Cosmetics. It’s always exciting finding GOSH in my deliveries; this drugstore brand hailing from Copenhagen (Denmark) continuously strives to deliver innovative, high-quality products at very affordable prices. Best of all, the entire range is paraben-free, fragrance free, cruelty free and vegan (barring the beeswax in their lipsticks).

GOSH Infinity Eye Liner Review Dubai Beauty Makeup Cosmetics Blog The Tezzy Files swatches GoshArabia (1).jpg

From my brand new stash of GOSH goodies, I’ve found myself reaching out for the GOSH Infinity Eye Liners most frequently. I have very sensitive eyes, and am also a contact-lenses wearer. However, being the beauty junkie, I am constantly in search for high-quality eyeliners that won’t budge for a good 8 to 10 hours.

I love liquid liners, but like to reserve these for special occasions. For a day to day look that can take me from the boardroom to a casual night out with friends, pencil liners are my go-to solution.

However, given my sensitive eyes, I usually only line my top lid. Doing my lower lids have me donning the horrid panda look by noon! The GOSH Infinity Eye Liners have literally been a game-changer for me. Application is super easy, smooth and creamy. The colors are so pigmented, and given the formulation is waterproof, it won’t budge even after a sob-worthy replay of my favorite melodramas!

GOSH Infinity Eye Liner Review Dubai Beauty Makeup Cosmetics Blog The Tezzy Files swatches GoshArabia (2) — Top to bottom: Gosh Infinity Eye Liner swatches in Ocean, Carbon Black and Earth. These swatches don’t come off with soap and water! Only an oil-based makeup remover or micellar water will do.

This means I can wear the GOSH Infinity Eye Liners on my lower lid as well! I’ve finally found an eyeliner that will allow me to explore the mysterious Arabian princess look sans smudges.

And if you are after the smokey look, the GOSH Infinity Eye Liners come with a smudging tip at the other end to effortlessly add drama to the look before it sets.