I have had  these liners for MONTHS, waiting for them to appear online to post about them but.. they haven't. I decided to write up my review ahead of time so you can jump on them when they do eventually launch. Five shades in black pencils you sharpen rather than twist. They aren't what I'd describe as creamy, much drier than some I've sampled but if you're looking for a base for a liquid lip, these are a great option! The pencil itself has a satin coating that reminds me a little of NARS packaging and is quite satisfying to the touch (weird?) and I am a big fan of the plastic colour indicators on the ends.The formula is a little inconsistent, the red is much creamier than the rest and the deep purple may be the driest but I've been able to work with them all without issue. They aren't going to be a hit for those of you who look for a more hydrating, comfortable lip colour but if you (like me) are into long wearing, classic matte I think you will enjoy these. I have a selection of brow and eye definers (also worth a look) that I would imagine will launch alongside these. Aside from the physical products I have minimal info right now but I'll update this post as and when I know more. My educated guess would be that these will retail for £2-3 each and at that price point I would highly recommend you give them a go!Freedom is available from TAM Beauty online and in Superdrug stores