A variety of eyeliners to create a variety of fashionable makeup

Want to have a unique and fashionable makeup? Try focusing on the lower eyeliner! Compared with the conventional upper eyeliner, the lower eyeliner is more versatile and fun. You don't have to stick to the most common and foolproof colors like black and brown. You can also use purple, gold, blue... You can use only one color or mix them. In short, you can play with the lower eyeliner however you want.

Draw the line with an eyeliner stick

The lines of eyeliner sticks are slightly thicker than those of eyeliner pencils, and the colors are not as strong, so the lines they draw will have a more natural effect. When outlining the lines, you can slightly extend the end of the lower eyeliner to make the eye shape look deeper. Note that the color at the end of the eye should be soft.

Eyeliner brush makes the line more natural

To make the lower eyeliner effect more natural, it is essential to use an eyeshadow brush to blend. It should be noted that the color should be blended close to the root of the lower eyelashes and the color should not be blended over too large an area, otherwise, the eye makeup will look dirty.

Eyelashes are the finishing touch

The lower eyeliner is the focus of the makeup, and the upper eyeliner can be ignored, but you need to make the eyelashes look thick, otherwise the eye makeup will look very abrupt! The upturned eyelashes at the end of the eye will make the eyes more lively and better match the upturned lower eyeliner.

Variety of eyeliner

1. Semi-closed lower eyeliner: When drawing the upper eyeliner, connect the line at the end of the eye to the 1/3 of the lower eyeliner.

2. Two-color lower eyeliner: draw black eyeliner first, and then add colored lower eyeliner close to the black lower eyeliner, which has an excellent refreshing effect.

3. 1/2 lower eyeliner: only draw the back 1/2 of the lower eyeliner, and slightly lift it up at the end of the eye, and charming eyes will immediately appear.

4. Segmented lower eyeliner: The segmented black lower eyeliner can make the glasses "bigger" without making the makeup look too heavy. The trick is to look straight into the mirror, draw only in the middle 1/3 of the lower eyeliner, and then use an eyeliner brush to smudge the eyeliner slightly toward the inner corner of the eye and the end of the eye for a more natural effect.