THERE’S nothing more annoying than finishing off your make-up, looking in the mirror an hour later and your lippy’s disappeared.

But there’s a new product on the market that’s got beauty fans racing to the high street – and it “lasts all day”.

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She used it as a lipliner, before adding a thicker line for a bit more coverage[/caption]

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She then topped it with some lip gloss – in a pale pink shade[/caption]

It’s the Rimmel Lip Ink lip pen, which Emily tested out in a video on her TikTok page.

She began by applying the £9.99 pen – in the shade Felted Flush – like a liner, before filling in her pout slightly.

Once she was happy with the look, she applied some of Rimmel’s Butter Me Up gloss in the Bubblegum on the top.

“New Rimmel lip stain pen? I’m obsessed!” Emily wrote over the top of the video.

She added in the caption: “The way this actually lasted all day too!”

People were quick to comment on the video, especially when Emily revealed she’d managed to get her hands on one in Superdrug.

“Just ordered the lip combo!! Looks amazing on you,” one wrote.

“OBSESSED with this lip combo,” another said.

“I NEEED TO TRY,” a third raved.

“The colour omg! you look really gorgeous !!!” someone else gushed.

“You have just sold me on the lot!” another giggled.

“Omg this as a lip liner is a NEED,” someone else said.

With Emily replying: “It’s soooo good!”

“I love that lip stains are finally coming back,” another commented.

To which Emily said: “Me too! I’m obsessed with them!”

As an added bonus, the lip pens come in nine different shades – including a bright red and a dark brown.

The positive reviews kept on coming on the Superdrug website too, with one writing: “Easy to put on! Can be used as a liner and then can cover the entire lip.

“Colour is nice. Slightly drying. Lasts for ages.

“Used and it took hours to have to redo! Would definitely buy other colours.”

“Absolute love this pen,” another raved.

“Stays put all day even after eating and drinking.

“Doesn’t leave a residue that dries your lips out like other brands.

“Highly recommend!”

“I’m a huge fan of lip tints, but I never find one with a thin enough applicator/never justify buying a darker shade for lining my lips but this was perfect,” someone else said.

“I apply it as a lip liner along with my usual lip product and it works brilliantly!”

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Emily revealed the lip product lasted all day – even through eating and drinking[/caption]

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The Lip Ink pen comes in nine different shades – Emily wore Felted Flush[/caption]

SHANE Lowry and Rory McIlroy bagged huge payouts despite underwhelming performances at the Genesis Invitational.

Sweden’s Ludvig Aberg took home top prize at the third PGA Tour Signature event of the season at Torrey Pines.

Four-time major winner McIlroy $270,715 with a T17 place finish in San Diego, while Lowry $82,000 for his T39 position.

Sweden’s Ludvig Åberg produced a stunning late charge, sinking four birdies in his final six holes to secure his second PGA Tour victory.

The 25-year-old edged out Maverick McNealy by a single shot after a tense battle in California.

Ryder Cup star Aberg carded a six-under 66 to win on a total of 12 under.

During the third round, Åberg made the first hole-in-one of his professional career at hole-in-one at the 140-yard, par-three third hole.

With the victory, he earned $4 million and moved to the top of the FedEx Cup ladder on the PGA Tour seasonal ranking list.

Speaking after his second tour win, the Swede was over the moon with is victory.

He credited runner-up Maverick McNealy for his fight during the final round.

He said: “It was awesome, it was a great fight.

“I felt like I was in control of the ball flight all day and really proud of the way that I finished, it was really cool.

“The [par] putt on 12 was big because I think at that point the lead was at 12 [under] and it was a putt to stay at eight.

“It was so much fun coming down the last few holes trying to win a tournament, it is a really special feeling.”

The PGA Tour heads to Mexico this week.

2025 GENESIS INVITATIONAL PAYOUTS

Position	Player	Score	Earnings
1	Ludvig Aberg	-12	$4,000,000
2	Maverick McNealy	-11	$2,200,000
T3	Scottie Scheffler	-9	$1,200,000
T3	Patrick Rodgers	-9	$1,200,000
T5	Tony Finau	-8	$736,500
T5	Patrick Cantlay	-8	$736,500
T5	Tommy Fleetwood	-8	$736,500
T5	Denny McCarthy	-8	$736,500
T9	Akshay Bhatia	-6	$566,667
T9	Nick Taylor	-6	$566,667
T9	Justin Thomas	-6	$566,667
12	Daniel Berger	-5	$472,000
T13	Andrew Novak	-4	$384,250
T13	Hideki Matsuyama	-4	$384,250
T13	Michael Kim	-4	$384,250
T13	Davis Thompson	-4	$384,250
T17	Collin Morikawa	-3	$270,715
T17	Sahith Theegala	-3	$270,715
T17	Brian Harman	-3	$270,715
T17	Kevin Yu	-3	$270,715
T17	Jake Knapp	-3	$270,715
T17	Nick Dunlap	-3	$270,715
T17	Rory McIlroy	-3	$270,715
T24	Corey Conners	-2	$164,858
T24	Will Zalatoris	-2	$164,858
T24	Max Greyserman	-2	$164,858
T24	Sam Burns	-2	$164,858
T24	Si Woo Kim	-2	$164,858
T24	Seamus Power	-2	$164,858
T24	Harris English	-2	$164,858
T31	Lucas Glover	-1	$126,000
T31	Wyndham Clark	-1	$126,000
T31	Sam Stevens	-1	$126,000
T34	Keegan Bradley	E	$109,000
T34	J.J. Spaun	E	$109,000
T34	Nico Echavarria	E	$109,000
T37	Adam Scott	1	$96,500
T37	Aaron Rai	1	$96,500
T39	Shane Lowry	2	$82,000
T39	J.T. Poston	2	$82,000
T39	Russell Henley	2	$82,000
T39	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	2	$82,000
T39	Rickie Fowler	2	$82,000
T44	Matthieu Pavon	3	$64,000
T44	Ben Griffin	3	$64,000
T44	Stephan Jaeger	3	$64,000
T44	Tom Kim	3	$64,000
48	Min Woo Lee	4	$56,000
49	Matt Fitzpatrick	5	$54,000
T50	Taylor Pendrith	6	$51,500
T50	Jason Day	6	$51,500
52	Mackenzie Hughes	8	$50,000
53	Thomas Detry	9	$49,000
54	Tom Hoge	12	$48,000

PETER CANAVAN admitted there have been “unintended consequences” from the new gaelic football rules.

But the Tyrone GAA legend and member of the Football Review Committee (FRC) insisted neither the group nor chair Jim Gavin should be responsible for clarifying them.

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The new rules have been widely welcomed since they came into force for the 2025 Allianz Football Leagues.

However, there have been some teething issues, with Kieran McGeeney airing his frustration at a misunderstanding surrounding the 3v3 rule after Armagh’s defeat to Galway.

This past weekend, a free was given to Donegal following the incident that saw Aidan Forker sent off for Armagh.

That is despite the rule book stipulating it should have been thrown up.

There were several incidents over the weekend where referees have clamped down on delayed restarts, the consequence for which being a 13-metre free.

Following a meeting between the FRC and referees panel, meanwhile, it was agreed that goalkeepers had to take a kick-out within 20 seconds.

According to RTE, however, this had not been communicated to inter-county managements to which it had reached out.

Peter Canavan – who is a member of the FRC – was quizzed on the communication issue by Joanne Cantwell on Allianz League Sunday.

And he admitted: “I accept there are communication issues and a number of obstacles.

“Things move slowly in the GAA. There are a lot of processes and committees to get through before we get all these rules verified for championship.

“It’s probably one of the unintended consequences of the new rules because a lot of people assumed the fact that a goalkeeper can now kick it out quicker that there would be quicker kickouts.

“That hasn’t transpired. Because so many kick-outs are going long, they are taking their time. At times, 30, 40 seconds.

“As far as I’m aware, the new guideline was issued by the head of the referees Donal Smyth, to the referees, so the referees were aware of that, but I don’t think the inter-county managers or players were aware of that.”

Canavan was pressed on who should be communicating the changes, with the former Tyrone star distancing the FRC or Jim Gavin from responsibility.

He added: “I don’t think it should be Jim Gavin or the FRC. It’s not Donal Smyth’s job as the head of referees.

“If he issues guidance to the referees, I don’t think it is up to Jim Gavin to follow up on those guidelines.

“There is a wider issue here for Games administration to look into.

“I agree, inter-county management and players should have been notified.”

WRESTLING legend The Great Muta has given his brutal opinion on British cuisine.

The WWE Hall of Famer paid a visit to Old Trafford Wetherspoon’s in Manchester over the weekend.

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WWE Hall-of-Famer The Great Muta joined a host of wrestling stars at a Spoons this weekend[/caption]

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The Japanese star ordered a katsu curry and ramen noodles[/caption]

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But the noodles didn’t go down well with the former nine-time world champion[/caption]

Muta, 62, flew to the North West to attend a fan convention at the BEC Arena.

He met supporters and gave a talk at For the Love of Wrestling – but was less than taken with his food options.

Muta – real name Keiji Muto – popped into the Bishop Blaize by Manchester United‘s Old Trafford stadium.

He was joined by fellow wrestlers including Mark Henry and Debra McMichael.

But after ordering some ramen noodles, the Japanese legend was far from impressed.

Uploading a picture of his dish and a disgusted face to X, Muta spluttered: “As for ramen…what the heck is this?!”

The wrestler also tackled a chicken katsu curry, which he declared was simply: “Okay.”

Despite his disastrous dinner, the wrestler wasn’t put off entirely and returned to the same pub later in the weekend.

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This time he played things a little safer – ordering a steak and chips.

One of the first wrestlers out of Japan, Muta is considered among the greatest and most influential of all time.

He spent 39 years in the ring and was a nine-time world champion.

In total, he held 32 championships and also went by the names The Black Ninja, Kokushi and Bach Mutoh.

Despite never appearing in the WWE, he was inducted into the Hall of Fame following his retirement in 2023.

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