There are various forms which eyeliners come in. Liquid, pencil and gel are just a few of those examples. But we are here to get to know what the best vegan gel eyeliner are! So shall we get going!
Gel liners usually come packed in small pots. And are applied using brushes which have a thin tip for accurate precision.
Gel eyeliners are typically super pigmented and have a creamy consistency.
As with other eyeliner forms, gels can come in various colours, the most widely available are black or brown.
Below are a few examples of some awesome gel eyeliners that are vegan.
Enjoy!
Quick overview
- Pacifica smolder eye lining gel
- Illamasqua precision gel liner
- Gaya cosmetic eyeliner gel
- Inglot AMC eyeliner gel
- Melt cosmetics gel eyeliner
- Revolution gel eyeliner pot
- Hourglass voyeur waterproof gel eyeliner
Pacifica smolder eye lining gel
Pacifica is a vegan and cruelty-free brand that believe in creating clean and natural beauty products for the skin and face.
This gel eyeliner’s long-lasting and creamy finish makes it great for those who love to rock dramatic looks such as the smoky 
eye and even a simple everyday wear.
If you love products that have extra useages, then this could be the one, as you can not only use it as an eyeliner but eyeshadow too!
The gel liner doesn’t crease and can be smudged easily or left depending on the intensity you’re after.
And it’s available in two different shades, midnight, a deep navy, and Tahitian pearl, a green/grey with gold dust.
Illamasqua precision gel liner
Coming in three amazing shades, deviate, infinity and oblique, the precision gel liner doesn’t only enable you to have great control with it’s intense colour but also high definition results, all thanks to it’s smooth long-lasting formula, that also happens to be water resistant, meaning extra long stay power.
So no worries of having ink rolling down your face halfway through the day!
If you are a beginner or not so comfortable of getting a neat line then you might want to take a look at this product, with it’s thick cream texture, it’s suggested by the brand itself.
Gaya cosmetics eyeliner gel
Gaya is a vegan and cruelty-free makeup brand that strive to only create the cleanest of beauty products which means many of their products are free from chemicals such as SLS, formaldehyde, paraben, synthetic fragrances and much more!
The Gaya cosmetics gel eyeliner isn’t only designed to achieve long-lasting professional results, it amazingly stimulates hair growth too!
You can thank the jojoba seed oil for enhancing your eyelashes!
As for lining your eyes, you’ll notice you only need a single stroke to get the results you’re after due to the intense colour pay off as well as transfer and smudge resistant formula.
If you have sensitive eyes or allergies, this eyeliner is delicate enough to use with it’s aloe Vera leaf extract formulation.
Inglot AMC eyeliner gel
AMC eyeliner gel by Inglot comes in three different colours, the popular brown and black hue and something a little different, a completely white shade as well, which I haven’t seen that often.
Inglot promise this ultra pigmented gel will get you through from ‘day to night, no matter the occasion’ with their long-lasting intense colour pay off formula. Now that sounds convincing!
Their certainess of stay power comes from their waterproof formula which is also known to glide smoothly with a rich, creamy and silky texture, quickly drying to a smudge proof finish.
The ease of application and ability to not crease makes it suitable for anyone and any look whether you are after a subtle every day or a bold wing finish.
A full in depth review of whether this is one of the best gel eyeliner can be viewed here!
Melt cosmetics gel liner
If you are after a vegan gel liner which has quite a few colour options, then you are going to like the melt cosmetics liner!
With around 11 different shades ranging from rose gold metallic to peacock blue, these silky gels are great for those of you who love to define the eyes with a bit of colour pop to the lids.
The ultra pigmented gel liner is said to glide with ease, adding a long-lasting, smudge as well as crease proof look.
Tap here for an in depth review of melt cosmetics gel liner!
Revolution gel eyeliner pot
The makeup revolution gel liner is for anyone ‘looking for a dramatic wing’! This product doesn’t come on its own, it’s accompanied with an angled liner brush for the ‘sharpest flicked liner’.
Revolution beauty claim this gel formula is ‘highly pigmented’ and lasts all day without ‘cracking or crumbling’!
This product is vegan and cruelty-free
Hourglass voyeur waterproof gel eyeliner
Coming in 5 awesome hued shades with matte and shimmer finish the hourglass gel liner is not the best of beauty award winner for no reason, it apparently delivers high impact colour for up to 12 hours!
Shades available include emerald green, bronze metallic, brown, black and even chestnut!
It features a creamy consistency and precise tip that allows you to create subtle lines or add definition without needing to touch up throughout the day.
It promises a ‘smudge-proof, budge-proof’ as well as waterproof finish that doesn’t fade or bleed.
Want the full truthful review? Click here
Do you have a particular form of eyeliner which you prefer? And why? Drop your answers down below in the comment section!
Have a great day!?
12 Comments
LineCowley
Although I am not a vegan in my diet, I do not like animal products in make-up or any beauty products being tested on animals. So this is great to find a vegan eyeliner. I would hope that any product that claims to be vegan approved, is free of any chemicals like formaldehyde, parabens and synthetic fragrances, which in my personal opinion does far more harm to your skin and the environment.
I am amazed to find that the Gaya eye liner also stimulates hair growth for better eyelashes
Sariyah
I too was surprised about an eyeliner being able to help eyelashes grow, that’s pretty cool!
When a product states it’s vegan usually it means it’s free from animal by products however not cruelty neither chemicals. For this you would have to look out for the labels clearly stating this.
JJ
Wow. I did not know that vegan gel cosmetics exist. No that I know it as an option, I would love to give one a try. That Melt brand with its variety of colours would be my first pick if allowed. I like the cruelty free theme and that these products are free of chemicals. At present I use Loreal which can be found on almost every cosmetic counter. I still have a lot in the jar but if I know where to find these that you are recommending, then I think it would be worth a try. Thank you for the information
Sariyah
Melt brand is a new brand to me too, so j can’t wait to try their products especially the coloured ones!
I can see why many also use L’Oréal or other similar brands, it’s because they are so widely available and advertised, but it would be so awesome if vegan brands like this one can get their name out there, loud and proud!
Sharon
I like the gel liners the best. It goes on more manageable and a little thicker. I didn’t know that they made vegan eye gel. The Pacifica Smolder Eye Lining Gel would be my favorite pic because you can also use it as an eye shadow. This blog is an excellent review of eyeliner gels. I hate to waste money on something that doesn’t work well.
Sariyah
Hey Sharon thanks for stopping by!
I guess gel liners do bless us with a nice thick line, that is of course if you are using a great quality product. Products that are two in one are my favourite, extra useful they are!
Sometimes you gotta sacrifice that money to find the right one, which often includes many unsuccessful attempts ☹️
Have a great day! 🙂
Amzy Khan
Hi Sariyah!
I really like using vegan products, as I don’t like contributing to animal cruelty. A lot of my makeup products are vegan friendly and I am happy I use these products. I have the Illamasqua Precision Gel Liner and I really like it. I got this in a beauty subscription box I get every month and I am glad this product has come into my life. I will also repurchase this product and recommend to my family and friends.
Thank you for sharing this article with us and I wish you all the best!
Amzy
Sariyah
You are totally welcome! Thanks for the nice comment, by the way I always wanted to give the Illamasque precision gel liner a go and now you proved that it’s worth it so I think I should give it a try!
Anusuya
A beautiful pair of eyes could make a world of differences to the world.
Sure enough, e-commerce is taking advantage of it bringing you varieties of products.
I like vegan beauty product, particularly free of chemicals.
Vegan eyeliners are wonderful additions to beauty world for the women.
These are free from animal cruelty so you don’t feel bad putting it.
My favorite among these is “gaya” eyeliner having no bad chemicals like formaldehyde and paraben. This one is long lasting on your eyes and have claimed to stimulate hair growth.
Taking care to screen what to use is important and this blog post can help you in that selection.
Bojana
The thin eyeliner in the pencil is a waterproof eye make-up that enables perfect application of color on the upper and lower eyelids, thus emphasizing the lashes in an impressive way. Prolonged durability and metallic shine make this eyeliner a favorite accessory in a make-up kit. All recommendations for vegan eye eyeliner.
Diana
Thank you for sharing this wonderful review Best vegan gel eyeliner – You must check out!
Since more and more people are becoming health conscious I think it is time that we not only look at what we look at what we eat but also the make up we apply to our body. Using products that will not tamper with our health in the long run is definitely a plus for me.
Sariyah
Hey Diana thanks for stopping by!
That’s right, if we are consious of what we eat, we could also benefit from looking after our precious skins which is prone to problems.