Today I've tried something new on me ugly face. I decided to try liquid eyeliner and liner at bottom of eyes with mascara. I cant get away with only top eyeliner. I used foundation on my eyes too. I want to strip down the make-up but its looking a bit odd.

anyone else tried this? tips on making it work better?

Its really quite hard to stop wearing eye liner when you have done for years. I wish I had lovely eyes which could get away with just mascara.

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normally i just wear a bit of powder and liquid eyeliner on top and mascara

i used to wear lots of thick eyeliner everyday

it takes a while to get used to less make up, but just try!

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Use a well sharpened, waterproof pencil eyeliner and draw in between your lashes, even it out a little bit with a q-tip or your pinky, then apply mascara. It makes it look like you have dark, full lashes and aren't wearing eyeliner.

Liquid liner below your eyes will probably smudge eventually and make you look inadvertently gothic

i didn't have a sharpener the other day so i used the end of an eyeshadow brush:

with black eyeshadow for the liner on the lid and under the eye.

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i dont wear a lot of make up and always use eyeliner + mascara. i use an eyeliner pencil...im silly so im using this:

a little color, tiny sparkle.

and mascara.

and i do this all the time now. mostly because i wear glasses and i feel faded out behind them.

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