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Emma S.

Oct 25, 2013

Emma S.

Hey ladies. So my everyday makeup routine, I wear a lot of eyeliner. And that is because I like to use a wing to make my smaller eyes look bigger. I want to start wearing less because it is not the look I want anymore. But I'm afraid I won't look as good without it. Help and advice for what to try? Thanks so much.

Briana K.

Oct 25, 2013

Briana K.

If you want bigger eyes. Lots of lashes and white eyeliner in the water line ( blended lightly with your finger) will give you big eyes and lots less makeup :)

Naomi L.

Oct 25, 2013

Naomi L.

Can you post a picture with eyeliner on?

Antonia S.

Oct 25, 2013

Antonia S.

I learned this technique called extending your crease. You basically do just that.
When most people wear eye makeup, they put one color on the lid and the other in the crease of your eye.
Well, what you do for this is place the "lid" color all over your lid, and over your crease as well. You kind of "create" a crease with the other color eyeshadow. It's hard to explain.
Anywho, I did this look for spirit day today. I have a bold glitter all over my lid and crease and black above that color. This makes my eyes look SO much bigger. I've tried to include the best picture I could find..

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