Best gel eyeliner for waterline
Using Makeup to Accentuate Your Eyes
Have fun with your chameleon eyes and see how much purple plays them up. You'll love how they look with Lasting Drama Eyeliner in Eggplant. Eye pencil on waterline There’s nothing like a stroke of colored eyeliner for an unexpected beauty moment. But with a rainbow spectrum of shades to choose from, where to begin? While there are no hard-and-fast rules, your natural eye color can be a fruitful place to start. “Contrasting your eyeliner to enhance your eye color is an easy trick to bring attention to your eyes,” says L.A.-based makeup artist Beau Nelson. Here, three pros discuss their favorite colored eyeliner strategies for playing up eye color.
Blue eyeliner on hazel eyes
Green is one of the rarest eye colors in the world and definitely one of the most attractive one. However, those having green eyes are always in search for the perfect make up for their eyes. Although green eyes always attract a lot of attention, there are several eye makeup tips that can help in giving a further dramatic effect to these eyes. Tower 28 OneLiner Multi-Liner Camera Ready Cosmetics
Charlotte Tilbury Rock N Kohl Eyeliner Pencil
“This is the only gel pot eyeliner I've tried that I’ve actually wholeheartedly liked. I'd be inclined to try the other colors.” —Rebecca Norris, Product Tester How to Wear Blue Eyeliner Contact
Safest eyeliner for waterline
Are you looking to bring out the beautiful blue in your hazel eyes? Gray can do it! Just a little gray eyeshadow or even a little gray eyeliner can really change the entire color of your eyes! Color Range Avoid applying liner all the way around and concentrate it on the middle to outer corners. You want to keep your inner corners light to give the illusion that your eyes are farther apart. I also use this trick even though my eyes are not set closely because makeup tends to bunch up in my inner corners. I still get the sultry more full lash appearance without dealing with the maintenance of cleaning up my inner corners.
