HOW
TO PROPERLY APPLY EYE LINER
Using
the right eye makeup can guarantee that “heads will turn” when you enter the
room. However, you best achieve this by giving more attention to your eye
liner, then focusing more on your eye shadow. Eyeliner, correctly applied, can
make a huge difference in your makeup routine. Not only will it emphasize the
shape of your eyes, but it will also accentuate your lashes in ways that
mascara alone can’t do. In fact eye liner, when correctly applied, can help
turn your makeup routine from sexy, to classy, and all the way, to bold.
As
important as eye liner is for women, not all of them apply it correctly or at
all. However, you will soon learn everything there is about applying eye liner,
whether pencil eyeliner or liquid eye liner. You will also learn important tips to help you when applying eye makeup. In addition, you will learn how to apply eye liner with airbrush makeup
and, in case you don’t know what that is, you will be introduced to the world’s
leading airbrush makeup producer – Dinair.
All
of this important information is available thru the pages of this website.
However, before you can start your education on how to apply eye liner, you
need to understand what you have been doing wrong. Here are the top mistakes
women make when applying eyeliner:
- Using either too Little or Too
Much Eye Liner – One
of the basics on how to apply eye liner is using the right amount of
product. By using too little, you won’t be able to get the best effect
from your eye liner. On the other hand, too much eye liner will overpower
the rest of your eye makeup, and waste your efforts in choosing the right
eye shadow and applying your mascara expertly.
- Using Greasy Pencils on Your
Lower Lashes – Applying eye liner may seem
difficult at times. However, you shouldn’t use a slick pencil just to make
your work easy, as you will be cleaning up smeared and smudged eye liner
later.
- Lining the Inside Rim of Your
Lids and the Area Between Your Lashes – Before,
when learning how to apply eye liner, you may have been instructed to make
sure that your lids’ inner rim, and the area between your lashes, received
a generous amount of product. However, applying it this way will only
guarantee you to have perfect eye makeup for a short period of time.
Afterwards, your eye liner will smear and deposit into the corner of your
eye. Not only does this look unattractive, but it will also affect your
cornea in the long run.
- Ignoring Your Eye Size While
Applying Eye Liner – You
always need to keep in mind your eye size when applying eye liner. Small
or close-set eyes, for example, will not benefit from thick eye liner,
because, this will make the eye look smaller or closer. So, first, you
need to learn how to apply eye liner to suit your eye shape.
- Applying Eye Shadow as Eye
Liner without the Proper Instruments – Many
guides that teaching how to apply eye liner, recommend using eye shadow
instead of pencil or liquid eye liner. However, unless you have the right
brush (a small, precise, fine-tipped brush), you should avoid this
technique. Besides, it can be a difficult method for those learning how to
apply eye liner to attempt.
- Lining Only Your Bottom Lash
Line – Some guides recommend using
this product only on the bottom lash line. However, if you listen to
those, you will end up adding years to your age. Lining your bottom lash
line alone will make your eyes seem droopy and heavy, therefore making
your face appear older
- Older Women Choosing Stark Eye
Liner – Using eye liner that appears
stark on your eyelids will make you look older. As it will draw attention
to the lines and wrinkles you have around your eyes. So, if you’re above
40 and your skin is starting to develop symptoms of aging, you need to
learn how to apply eye liner the conventional way rather than following
the trends set by bolder young artists such as Lady Gaga.
- Applying Mascara Before Eye Liner
– Some women believe that
applying mascara first will allow them to assess how much eye liner they
would use. However this is wrong, applying mascara after your eye liner
allows you to compensate for any lack of depth or definition you may have
caused by applying your eyeliner wrong. In addition, because you are still
working on your eyes, you are bound to disturb your mascara causing it to
flake.
Keep
these mistakes in mind to avoid them, and also visit the rest of the pages, to
master the art of correctly using eye liner to make the most of it.