Tight lining is when you use an eyeliner pencil or crayon (never liquid eyeliner) to fill in the waterline right beneath your lashes on top, and above your lashes on bottom. There is a right way to tight line your eyeliner, but filling in your water lines from corner to corner is not it. It makes your eyes look smaller, and it frequently smears from being in constant contact with your eyeballs. Wearing eyeliner on waterline The most popular white eyeliner at Ulta is under $10. And what got us even more excited was how people described the product and its eye-boosting effects. "I've used Lancôme, Estée Lauder and 'other major beauty store brand' white liner and this is the absolute best for water lines!" shared one customer. We're sold!

This eye product's top Effect is "zero irritation" and top Application is "like a crayon" according to key talks from people. Try Some Different Tools to Make the Application Easier Please give a 24 hour notice if you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment

Don’t we all try layering our lipstick to make it vibrant and long-lasting? The technique is simple – apply, blot and reapply again! Well, the same trick applies for your eyeliner too. This simple idea keeps your eyeliner intact for the whole day. Start by applying your eyeliner and then softly smudge it out with a pencil brush or a cotton swab. Then, reapply one more time and your eyeliner will last really long. It will not slip, smear or slide off your eyes! How to Apply Eyeliner for Beginners Considering the health implications, using waterline eyeliner everyday can be harmful for your eyes due to a number of dangerous chemicals in the eyeliner. However, you can control the risks if you follow the aforementioned guidelines and choose your eyeliner product carefully.

Channel the '90s with an icy blue eyeliner, which winks to the decade without going full frosted blue eye shadow. To make the blue pop, apply a black liner in your upper waterline and a soft pink shadow on your lid. EYELINER LOOK #12: BLACK & WHITE LINER "Use a little micellar water and a cotton bud to remove some of the liner, start at the inner corners and make your way outwards. Try to lightly graduate it so that the outer corner of your eyeliner is thicker, that way it's still smoky - without looking OTT." Says James.