I think this is a currency exchange issue. It is $18 US but will cost more with Canadian dollars. This is the way it is with all goods bought with Canadian currency vs US currency.

Yes, this is a brush tip.

I haven't used any color but black so I don't know about using it as an eyebrow filler. If you want a more natural look this would not be a good choice. But if you want a precise and painted brow this definitely lasts all day and goes on smooth.

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I know it says it's waterproof, but I've found that if my eyes water the liner comes on the corner of my eye.

Willow this liner is so wearable with any eye color. I wear colored contacts and I find that the Tattoo Liner looks good with my natural green eyes as well as my bright blue contacts.

I have noticed if you lay it across your eye using the "side" instead of the very tip you get more liquid. I don't know how you like your eyeliner, but doing it this way causes a bit thicker of a line, which I don't mind because that is how I wear mine.

i tried using this as an inner liner but it doesn't dry fast enough and technically isn't waterproof. it rubbed off seconds later - i wouldn't recommend it for inner liner but it's amazing as traditional eyeliner.

I have been using this liner everday, but since I just started using it, I don't know how long it can or will last. So far it seems to be better than any other liner I have used. depending on the look you are going for, you can put it on as light & thin or dark and think as you like.

I am a liquid liner pro but I completely understand your frustration. I took a moment to transition and I think it is because this is more of a felt-tip pen liner. I recommend trying to use the side of pen more than just the tip. I also give the pen a couple shakes before starting (or draw a little squiggle on your hand before applying) to make sure the coverage is even from the start. Don't push too hard or you'll have a thin center to the line with bolder outlinings. Don't push too light or you won't get an even line. Soon you will be a pro. You'll also soon be able to take advantage of the very fine tip to touch up or draw that tiny lash line when you get comfortable with the pen. Remember that with a liner brush, you are using more width. This is very tiny at the top so the side of the pen approach should put you back in your comfort zone. Good luck!