Need eyeliner help!

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Jenny P.

Apr 21, 2016

Jenny P.

I love putting on makeup for fun, but because of some nerve issues, my right eyelid twitches constantly. I feel like I've tried every tip and trick out there, but all I can accomplish is a soft blurry line. Has anyone else gotten through an issue like this? I'd like to be able to do other looks, like winged eyeliner.

NiK I.

Apr 21, 2016

NiK I.

I hear you pretty girl do to some heart issues my hands shake so make-up gets really hard I just kept at it till I found a way that works for me till you get the hang of it I suggest using a cream color eye liner makes any mess ups easy to fix also tight lining is really easy so you might wanna give that a shot :)

Kathryn R.

Apr 21, 2016

Kathryn R.

Have you tried pressing on the muscle on the outside of your eye and stretching your eye a bit so it's nice and flat and can't twitch? That's pretty much how I put on my liner anyway. Wish I could help more!

Shengmin L.

Apr 21, 2016

Shengmin L.

I have problems putting on eyeliner too because my right eye has better vision than my left eye so then one of my eyeliner might look worst than the other. What I do is hold my skin taut and put my elbow on the table for stability. With time you will get better.

Jenny P.

Apr 22, 2016

Jenny P.

Thank you, ladies! I do seem to do best with the gel eyeliner, rather than pencil or liquid. I will definitely try these tips.

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