The $20 Eyeliner Behind Jennifer Aniston’s Signature Look
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Jennifer Aniston is a timeless beauty, through and through. A Hollywood fixture since her breakout role as Rachel Green on Friends, the 50-year-old Morning Show star never fails to wow with her less-is-more approach to makeup, embodying a fresh-faced, California-cool look we all want to emulate. One product essential to her signature au naturel style? Jillian Dempsey’s khol eyeliner ($20, Credo Beauty).
In a recent interview with InStyle, Aniston shared that the clean-beauty staple holds a coveted space in her makeup bag. Created by the celebrity makeup artist behind many of Aniston’s most breathtaking red carpet looks, Dempsey’s defining eyeliner is truly a top-notch product.
Waterproof, cruelty-free, and infused with antioxidant-rich oils like organic jojoba and marula oil, this eyeliner, which also features a healthy dose of organic shea butter, glides on smoothly for a silky application.
It’s available in four lavish shades — Rich Brown, Jet Black, Deep Burgundy, and Black Sapphire — and does what many natural liners simply can’t: It lasts.
“I have tried many pencil style eyeliners from grocery store brands to very ‘high end,’ and this is by far the best I’ve ever used,” one Amazon buyer raved. “It sharpens well, goes on easy, and stays on without smudging!”
Another satisfied purchaser wrote, “OK, so I’ve officially switched all of my makeup over to clean. The hardest switch to make was my eyeliner. … Jillian Dempsey’s eyeliner is incredible. I have a few different colors and love each of them. No smears but smudges really well. [It] doesn’t end up everywhere on my face by the end of the day either! Best clean eyeliner out there, hands down.”
Whether you’re looking to channel your favorite Friend or are simply on the hunt for an ace clean eyeliner that won’t let you down, we think you’ll find this pick more than worthy of its praise.
Where to buy: $20, Credo Beauty
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