Eyeliner drawing skills, you must remember them in the future

People who like to put on makeup must know some methods of drawing eyeliner, but some people's eyeliners are very beautiful, while others' are very ordinary. The fundamental reason is that they have not mastered the correct eyeliner drawing techniques, so today I will tell you these techniques.

Skill 1: Start with light strokes. This is an issue that most people overlook. Someone may ask, if you draw lightly, won’t the eyeliner come out very light? We will discuss this issue later. For now, just remember to start with light strokes. This will avoid drawing eyeliner that is too heavy, too thick or too thick.

Technique 2. Here is the answer to the question in Technique 1. What if you want it to be darker? Here we use the "progressive" overlapping coloring method to slowly draw the eyeliner instead of doing it in one stroke. Because I am a novice, I don't have the skill to do it in one stroke, so I use the progressive method. If there is anything that doesn't look good, I can adjust it at any time.

Tip 3. After drawing the eyeliner, you can lightly apply a layer of foundation or loose powder on the eyeliner. The purpose of this is to make the eyeliner effect more lasting and to inhibit oiliness of the eyes.

Tip 4. Try to avoid drawing lower eyeliner (unless you are wearing smoky makeup). Drawing lower eyeliner can outline the entire eye, but this will have the opposite effect and make the makeup look very unnatural. (If you don’t understand, you can go and see the non-mainstream smoky makeup and you will understand!)

Tip 5. Be careful when drawing eyeliner so that there is no skin color between the eyeliner and the eyes. The proportion of the eyes will be very strange and uncoordinated.

Tip 6. Lift up your eyelids and try to draw the eyeliner at the root of your eyelashes. This will not only draw the eyeliner but also make your eyelashes thicker.

Tip 7: Many people are at a loss when it comes to choosing eyeliner colors. The safest colors are: dark brown, iron gray, and black. These three colors are more suitable for the yellow skin of Oriental people. Other colors, such as bright orange, red, and gold, should be matched according to the corresponding eye makeup, but attention should be paid to coordination, otherwise it will be very inconsistent with the black pupil color of Asians.