eyeshadow into eyliner

May 2, 2011

Chelsea R.

does anyone know how to turn eyshadow into eyeliner if so please tell me how !

May 2, 2011

I don't know if this is "proper", but I just spritz a little MAC Fix + on my eyeliner brush and then swipe it into the eyeshadow. It holds up great and has always worked for me. I have another friend that just dampens the brush with water. I'm sure there are actual "proper" ways to do it, but I have always done it this way and it works just fine :) xox

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May 5, 2011

Breanne M.

I just get an angled liner brush wet and dip it into the eyeshadow. works well for me :).

May 9, 2011

Jamie D.

Laura Mercier makes a product to use with her cake liners called the tightline activator. It is silicone rich, so any shadow or cake liner will become long-wearing. The problem with using water is that it will not last as long as eyeliners that are formulated for that purpose. With a silicone based fluid to use instead the liner will last all day.

May 9, 2011

Kristen A.

I agree - applying it wet will give you that effect.

May 12, 2011

Mary P.

There's an awesome product by Cinema Secrets that turns any eyeshadow to eyeliner. I actually blogged about it, so check it out! I love the stuff, I use it on myself, as well as on clients. And it is super affordable =). Hope it helps!

http://sugarninjas.blogspot.com/2011/04/turn-your-eyeshadows-into-eyeliners.html

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