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 Most women at least sometimes try to create a make-up, where the eyes attract attention and are a major focus of the image. Contoured lash line on the outside and the inside often looks very impressive. It remains only a few questions. Do all this makeup is suitable? How better to do? And how much it is safe for the eyes?
Before you - the work of a famous Latin American makeup artist Luis Casco (LUIS CASCO) for the magazine Cosmopolitan. This wizard shares his secrets right eyeliner on the example of the work on his blog. Esteem?
- I do not recommend such a make-up for those with small or close-set eyes. In all other cases - it will look great!
- My favorite color, which I use for eye liner - black resin, it "works" well on most of the eye. Purple looks beautiful on brown eyes, dark-green line also fits well on brown eyes and gray perfectly emphasize blue eyes.
- I advise you to make this only for special occasions, not for everyday makeup. This eyeliner can lead to bacterial growth, and as a consequence of irritation and other reactions. Therefore, it is important to sharpen a pencil every time before use.
- To avoid too frequent and repeated staining a delicate area like the lash line on the inside, get a pencil, which will cope with this one touch. That is, it must be very well pigmented pencil. My favorite - is:
• Urban Decay's 24/7 waterproof eyeliner - waterproof pencil (a great texture, vibrant colors and excellent application)
• CHANEL's long lasting eyeliner - waterproof pencil (luxury and long-acting, stand photo shoot up to 10 hours a sharpener that maintains the purity)
• MAC's power point eye pencil - and waterproof pencil (available in metallic shades that gives special expressiveness of the eyes).
- I do not recommend using creamy texture pencil or liquid liner for such eye makeup. It is not safe! These textures can blur of tears and enter directly on the eyeball. Therefore, only a pencil! Just hold the pen in a clean and do not depart from this simple and effective tool!
Author: myCharm: Julia Gnedina
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