How to Apply Eyeliner Perfectly

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Liquid Eyeliners

Liquid eyeliners make the classic beauty product. They are used for their precision and give a sophisticated and a more dimensional look. The benefit of using liquid eyeliners is that a variety of well-defined looks can be created from Simples to Duran, Daurage to Egipsio with ease. However, liquid eyeliners need a little proficiency. For hassle-free application, make a light shape with pencil eyeliner/eyes shadow/ eyebrow pencil and trail the line with the liquid eyeliner to complete the shape. Or otherwise, you can create small dots or dashes and gradually connect them.

Pencil Eyeliners

They are a must-have for every vanity. You can create from casual to dramatic kohl look with the help of pencil eyeliners. They are easier to use and quicker to apply. The trick with pencil eyeliners is the denser look when you apply it carefully on the beneath your lashes. This is called tight lining which is an ideal way if your liner looks a little intense on your face. It is advised that you use water-proof smudge proof pencil eyeliner to avoid the liner to smudge in your lower lids. Hold the liner like a pencil and apply it over the lids to make a desired shape.

Gel Eyeliners

They glide easily and are generally preferable. Gel liners are matte. They comparatively smudge less and do not require very precise hands. When you apply, hold it like a normal pencil and trace the line over your lids.

Tips from Vaniy

Having known the different looks and effects of different types of eyeliners, here are tips to make your liner perfect and save you from all eyeliner tragedy:

• Fix your liner smudge by applying a dab of primer or concealer.
• You can also create a messy line and later clean it up with a cotton swab covered in petroleum jelly.
• Lay your elbow on a flat surface to avoid your hands being shaky.
• Do not pull the side skin of your face to apply the liner.