Best eyeliner for beginner.

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Love P.

Aug 14, 2013

Love P.

Help? I'm 16.

Betsy N.

Aug 14, 2013

Betsy N.

You have to practice I think gel eyeliner is easier but maybe start with a pen keep practicing TheBeautyValtxo has great videos she does a cute winged eyeliner.

Mayra S.

Aug 14, 2013

Mayra S.

I recomend Almay liquid liner it was the first eyeliner I ever used and I loved it.

Phee H.

Aug 14, 2013

Phee H.

Ok, I started wearing eyeliner at 11, and I remember how hard it was. The ones that are super east to use are felt tip ones. I recomend the collection 2000 24hr one in black. This is byat the best and easiest eyeliner I have ever come across, it's so good that I still use it now!!

Love P.

Aug 14, 2013

Love P.

Thanks you 😊

Axita S.

Aug 14, 2013

Axita S.

Lakme eye artist

Symone B.

Aug 14, 2013

Symone B.

I definitely think you should start with pencil, then liquid then gel liner

Sydney D.

Aug 14, 2013

Sydney D.

I agree with Symone B. pencil eyeliner is easier to work with, in my opinion :)

Danielle H.

Aug 14, 2013

Danielle H.

gel eyeliner

Cierra A.

Aug 14, 2013

Cierra A.

Try a pen. Its way to learn how the first time you try because its more like drawing than anything.

T S.

Aug 15, 2013

T S.

I wouldnt go with a liquid yet but some people are diffrent but I started with a pencil eyeliner then move up too liquid and liquid is hard to get use to every line is noticable and darker then pencil.

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