Under eye liner

It looks like you're browsing from a different location.Please select your current location to continue. Bottom eyeliner Admittedly, I thought this was going to be a horrible tutorial at first, but I actually found it to be really helpful. I always struggle to make the eyeliner on my lower lash line to look natural, and with the help of a flat tip brush such as the Sigma E15 – Flat Definer and a little eyeshadow, I think I’m doing a pretty good job of not looking like a raccoon in the mornings. I hope so, anyway!

Black eyeliner may appear too harsh on women with fairer skin tone. Instead, a gray eyeliner might be more suitable for everyday wear. Women with darker skin tone can opt for black eyeliner as it looks less harsh. Be bold to experiment with other colors such as purple and navy as well. You will be surprised to find one that suits you well! Step 5: Powder The Lower Under Eye Area Gently place one finger in the center of the eyelid and gently pull up. Then take your waterproof eyeliner and apply it under the lashes as close to the lashes as possible. Then hold the eye open for a few seconds so there’s less chance that the eyeliner will transfer down to the lower lid. But if it does transfer, just take a Q-tip and gently remove it.

Want more tips on how to apply eyeliner? Well, this one is for girls with droopy eyes and, believe me, it really works. When lining droopy eyes the trick is to know when is a good time to stop following your natural lash line. So, take your eyeliner brush, start from the center of your upper lash line and go up, not along your lashes. Repeat the stroke to cover the inner part of your eyelid and voila! It sounds strange and you might feel like you’ll look odd but don’t worry – the eye shadow will cover it up so apply some concealer and light shadow on the droopy corner and start shading like it was never there. 2. Decide What Types of Eyeliner Are Best for You This smudged liner (as seen at Victoria Beckham’s show) was one of our favorites at New York Fashion Week this year. Described by Posh herself as “a cool ’90s girl look,” you can recreate it by rimming your upper and lower lids with a charcoal eyeliner and gently smudging the edges with your fingertip.

[email protected] Look for waterproof formulas However, the AllAboutVision page also stated: "Wearing eye makeup is another contributing cause of MGD. Eyeliner and other makeup can clog the openings of Meibomian glands. This is especially true if you don't thoroughly clean your eyelids and remove all traces of eye makeup before sleep."