different eyeliner styles 🖤

2025/12/4 Edited to

... Read moreHey there, fellow makeup lovers! We all know eyeliner can totally transform a look, but sometimes it feels like there are endless styles to try. After experimenting with so many different types of eyeliner, I've found some amazing ways to make my eyes pop, whether I'm going for something subtle or super dramatic. Let's dive deeper into a few of the amazing eyeliner styles you might have seen! The 'Simple' and 'Classic' winged liner are often my go-to for everyday elegance. They're universally flattering and relatively easy to master with a bit of practice. For those days when I want to feel a bit more fierce, the 'Feline' style is perfect – it gives a beautiful, elongated lift to the eyes. And if I'm feeling really adventurous, the 'Graphic' eyeliner is so much fun to play with, allowing for unique designs that truly stand out. One technique that completely changed my eyeliner game, especially for making my lashes look fuller without a heavy line, is tightlining. If you haven't tried it, you're missing out! Tightlining involves applying eyeliner directly to your upper waterline or the base of your upper lash line. It's like a secret weapon for making your eyes appear more defined and your lashes thicker, all while keeping your look incredibly natural. Here’s how I usually do it: For the Upper Waterline: I gently lift my upper eyelid and use a waterproof, smudge-proof gel liner pencil (a kohl pencil works great too) to carefully fill in the gaps between my lashes on the upper waterline. It takes a steady hand, but the results are worth it! It instantly makes your lash line look denser. For the Upper Lash Line Base: This is similar but focuses right at the roots of your lashes, from underneath. I find it really emphasizes the eye without giving you a visible line on your lid. It's fantastic for a 'no-makeup makeup' look or as a base for a more dramatic style. Beyond specific styles like 'Basic,' 'Smooth,' or 'Bold,' understanding your eye shape is also a game-changer. While there are general tips for hooded eyes, almond eyes, or round eyes, I believe the best approach is to simply experiment. What works for one person might not work for another, and that's perfectly okay! Don't be afraid to try different eyeliner shapes and see what makes your eyes shine. My final tip? Don't get discouraged if your first attempt isn't perfect. Eyeliner takes practice! Keep a few cotton swabs and micellar water handy for quick clean-ups. Whether you're aiming for a subtle 'Pin Up' flick or a dramatic 'Double Up' line, the key is confidence and having fun with your makeup. Which style are you excited to try next?

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Danielle Sexton

Am I the only person that only lines my lower waterline?

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mackensie

I usually do the double up

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