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"  We are huge fans of liquid eyeliner\u2014and the only thing better than liquid liner is waterproof liquid liner. Once you get that cat-eye just right, you don&amp;#039;t want it going anywhere until you&amp;#039;re done for the night (or the next morning!). But on the flip side, sometimes when you&amp;#039;re ready to wipe it all away, it&amp;#039;s easier said than done. So we caught up with Stila makeup artist Sarah Lucero to find out what she uses to undo her work. &amp;quot;You need a really good makeup remover,&amp;quot; explains Sarah. &amp;quot;Lanc\u00F4me makes a great one that you shake. Another one I like is by the brand Klorane\u2014it&amp;#039;s creamy and feels really great when you apply it. I&amp;#039;ve been using it backstage at fashion shows for years.&amp;quot; Another great use for eye makeup remover, says Sarah, is to put a dab of it on a Q-Tip to clean up smudges when you&amp;#039;re creating the look to begin with. More Hair &amp;amp;amp; Beauty articles you&amp;#039;ll love: What Guys Think of Your Hair and Makeup 8 Hairstyles Men Love The 100 Beauty Products Celebs Can&amp;#039;t Live Without Be a Stunner All Day Long "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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