Kat Von D Tattoo Liner Review Car Crash
A woman said her $20 eyeliner notwithstanding looked flawless after a machine crash — and people can't cease talking most her review
- A review of Kat Von D Cosmetics' Tattoo Liner is going viral.
- The review contains a photo of the reviewer in a neck brace after a car accident, with her eyeliner perfectly in identify.
- People are seriously impressed with the eyeliner'southward longevity.
Checking the mirror to run across that your perfectly crafted winged eyeliner is now an unsalvageable smudge is a pain all makeup lovers can relate to, but ane Kat Von D Cosmetics customer claims to have institute an eyeliner that will stand up to anything — even a car crash.
Twitter user Lahari was looking at reviews to help decide on a new eyeliner, when this review of Kat Von D'due south $20 Tattoo Liner, left by reviewer with the username bluntredhead, defenseless her eye.
—lahari (@guadalahari) April 24, 2018
"Y'all I was really out here looking for a new eyeliner and look at this review lmfaooo," she tweeted. "She deada-- took a pic in her neck brace I am deceased."
The review features a photo of the reviewer in a neck brace with smudged mascara and a bloody forehead, but her eyeliner is perfectly in identify.
Her review claims that the photograph was taken in the emergency room subsequently she was hitting by a distracted commuter going 55 miles per hour.
"My mascara was running downwardly my face from crying and all other products had been wiped off in the transfer to the hospital," bluntredhead wrote. "Merely not my tattoo eyeliner."
Since Lahari's tweet of the impressive review has gone viral, the reviewer, whose name is Shelby, tweeted dorsum to confirm she considers the product the existent bargain.
—Shelby (@catsandcusswrds) Apr 25, 2018
"Daughter, when you lot find a good product, you have to share the info," Shelby tweeted.
Shelby told INSIDER that she was shocked to come across her review — which was actually posted eight months ago — become and so much attending.
"I was definitely taken aback when this went viral," she told us. "I rarely utilize Twitter then when my notifications went off at 2 a.m. I was like, what?"
For those wondering why Shelby took the photo in the first place, she tweeted that the photo was actually for police evidence but she was shocked at how groovy her eyeliner looked.
—Shelby (@catsandcusswrds) April 25, 2018
Shelby also originally posted the photo to her Instagram in June 2017 to update her friends and family about the accident — from which she's since made a full recovery — and she told BuzzFeed News that she left the review after receiving comments about how flawless her eyeliner looked.
Lahari'southward tweet of Shelby's review has been liked over 331,000 times at the time of this post, with many people saying it'southward convinced them to give it a shot.
—KT (@justkatie__) April 25, 2018
—charlotte (@chaarchilcott) April 25, 2018
—Sarit (@SazCurran) April 25, 2018
—Onely ✊🏽👸🏽✊🏽#BLM (@onelyflores) Apr 25, 2018
Lahari fifty-fifty reached out to Kat Von D to meet if she could get something out of all this free advertizement.
—lahari (@guadalahari) April 25, 2018
Hither's hoping they go a lifetime supply of Tattoo Liner.
Here'south the entire review:
"This product is truly amazing. June 28th I was pulled over in my car calling for roadside assistance when a distracted driver striking me going 55mph. I was taken via ambulance to the ER where I remained for viii hours. My mascara was running down my face from crying and all other products had been wiped off in the transfer to the hospital. Merely not my tattoo eyeliner. I am posting a pick [sic] to show you lot, this product lasts and looks amazing through anything. Never buying any other liner again."
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