To begin with, Natasha Denona launched a few new eye products. One product Mini Xenon Palette, is a five eyeshadow palette. Also, launched with the Mini Xenon Palette are two new Work & Set Cream Eyeliners. In addition, you can apply the Work & Set Cream Eyeliners with the new Draw & Diffuse Eyeliner Brush. And, I can’t wait to tell you about these products. However, that will be on another day. Today, I want to tell you about another new release, the Natasha Denona Macro Tech Eye Crayon. Above all, the Macro Tech Eye Crayon is a makeup pencil dream. I’ll give you a hint as to why the Macro Tech Eye Pencil is so special. For me, the Macro Tech Eye Crayon is so special, because it is the easiest eye liner pencils to use! Keep reading to find out why.
You can find the new Natasha Denona Macro Tech Eye Crayon on Beautylish, Sephora, and on the Natasha Denona Website. Also, the Macro Tech Eyeliner Crayon ( 1.2g / 0.04 oz) costs $24. In addition, ND has a sharpener, on these sites, that costs $6.
The Packaging For The Natasha Denona Macro Tech Eye Crayon and Sharpener
First, the eye crayon outer boxes are color-coordinated with the shade inside. For example, the black crayon comes in a black box with white writing. Also, the brown crayon comes in a brown box with white writing. Both shades have Natasha Denon Macro Tech Eye Crayon, on the front of the box, written in silver metallic. 
Next, the black pencil coms in a matte black pen. And, the lid and bottom are metallic black. Then, the brown pencil comes in a matte brown pen, with a brown metallic lid and bottom.
These crayons need to be sharpened, as you would sharpen a pencil. Therefore, Natasha has a sharpener that has two blades made from high carbon steel. Also, the sharpener was designed for your wooden or plastic eye and lip liners. 
Finally the sharpener has a plastic stick for cleaning the. blaes. Finally, a see through removable lid holds the shavings.
The Formula For The Natasha Denona Macro Tech Eye Crayon
First, the pencils are formulated to balance a soft, creamy glide. As a result , the pencil is in exact control for clear cut lines. Additionally, you will get a seamless, mistake proof application. This is because you are able to apply, blend, correct and play with the pigment before it sets. Once the pigment sets, it lasts all day. Great for creating bold, smokey eyes and subtle soft looks. Also, the formula is Eye-safe and longwearing on the waterline.
Furthermore, the formula has the ability to firm and hydrate your skin. Also, the pigments blend without losing. pigmentation. Therefore, it won’t sheer out. Above all, the formula is waterproof. Although, the pigments are easy to remove.
The Natasha Denona Macro Tech Eye Crayon Shades
To start with, the Macro Tech Eye Crayon comes in three shades, Burgundy, Black, and Brown.
I purchased the Black and Brown shades. All Three shades have a matte finish.
Natasha, being the makeup artist she is, offers a few application tips. One, if you want to apply a thin clean line, then hold the pen upright to draw the line. Two, if you want a thick, bod line, then hold the crayon at an angle, and apply with slightly more pressure. Three, the best tip of all, if you want an instant lift, then thicken the line on the outer third of your lash line.
My Final Thoughts On The Natasha Denona Macro Tech Eye Crayon….
First, I thought I needed another eyeliner like I need a hole in my head! But, Natasha’s newest launches looked really great. So, I purchased them all.
I love a waterproof black or brown eyeliner pencil. This one is exceptional because the formula is so soft and silky. And, the pencil glides on so effortlessly.
Then, wait til it dries down, and it will last you all day! My one con is you have to sharpen the pencil. I usually don’t have luck sharpening an eyeliner. One thing that happens is, I end up losing the point. I really prefer a wind up pencil! Otherwise, I love the pencil.
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Let me know what you think in the comments box below. Keep an eye out for my next few reviews, to hear about the other products in the launch!
