How to get my liquid eyeliner to look the same on both sides.
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Jul 16, 2013
Chris C.
I'm pretty good at applying it over all, but the tail is never even on both sides, like when doing a cat eye look.
Jul 16, 2013
Grace K.
Practice practice practice! :) Try using a gel liner, the brush will give you more precision and control!
Jul 16, 2013
Angel O.
It take me awhile to match them cuz I think k have to differeny shape of eyes o_O.
Jul 16, 2013
Patricia P.
I have the same problem lol.
Jul 16, 2013
Desiree M.
Just accept that it will never look the same on both sides... that's what I did ha B)
Jul 16, 2013
Betsy N.
I have the same problem all I do is use a Q-Tip to try and remove it to get the exact replica also a gel eye liner us better I use to have liquid but with gel is much easier for me now.
Jul 16, 2013
Emily C.
It can help to draw out where you want to put it with a lighter colour, even a lightt eyeshadow, first. That way, if you mess up, it's easier to correct. When you're happy with the shape, trace over it with your liquid.
Jul 16, 2013
Chris C.
I'm so glad nobody suggested to use tape, I tried it, no bueno.
Jul 16, 2013
Chris C.
That's a good idea Emily, it would help if I had a guide.
Jul 16, 2013
Jenna P.
Velen is absolutely correct! *hi Velen :))* it's definitely helpful to have a steady hand when doing something so precise! I even find myself holding my breath when I'm doing it but without even realizing haha ( Not recommended to hold your breath for too long hehe). On a more serious note, I have two other useful tips you might like to try. First, be sure to follow the natural lash line of your lower lash line. Try to create sort of a "stencil" or foundation to your wing. Aka create the outline shape and work slowly doing each side bit by bit to ensure evenness. And one thing I always do when I make little mistakes is this: with a very fine liner brush, clean up your mistakes. Dip the brush in a little oil free makeup remover. This is a better alternative to using a q-tip which can easily remove some of your work which you want to keep! Best of luck doll :)
Jul 16, 2013
Katelyn B.
You could try putting tape In the outer part of your eye and then the tape would get the extra eyeliner and that would make it straight too :)
Jul 17, 2013
Diana T.
I saw a video on here that said to use the little mini post its as a guide just stick them on the ends on your eyes where you want to line to go on both sides then look in the mirror to see if its even then draw the line - I haven't tried it myself but it sounds legit :)
Jul 17, 2013
Shannon C.
Do little on each eye, switching between eyes, little by little. You're more likely to have the same lines when you alternate that way.
Jul 17, 2013
Hope P.
Michelle Pham has an excellent YouTube tutorial on this topic ;)
Jul 17, 2013
Jessica N.
Gossmakeupartist on YouTube gives THE BEST demonstration on doing a winged liner. I suffered from the same problem until I watched his technique. And it's so easy!
Jul 17, 2013
Kim S.
A) follow the lower lash line... Basically start from the corner and do your wing at the exact same angle as your lower lash line and B) it helps if you look from different angles as you create the flicks... Do a little bit, then look in the mirror straight on, from beneath and then from the top. Do a bit more and carry on checking from different angles. I find that looking from beneath especially helps. It seems to exaggerate any differing angles