Another Janice!
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The result pic is a red X! Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! lol!
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Tightlining, pretty please? (link to tutorial included)
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Ralphdog
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I learned to tightline at the Laura Mercier counter about a year ago and I just love it. If you really want to tightline well, I would recommend the LM products suggested in the previously linked review of the technique.
I may be wrong, but I thought that LM was the one that "developed" the technique. The brush doesn't look like anything special, but it is just right for getting into the lashline. The cake eyeliners have amazing pigmentation and even with my contacts and eyedrops throughout the day, I haven't had any trouble with smudging. It does take a bit of practice, but it's an amazing technique that really makes small eyes look bigger - especially IRL and not a photo.
Although you can use a pencil or fluidline to line your waterline, it isn't really the same as tightlining because tightlining is lining in the lashline, not the waterline. In fact, I often use a Q-Tip to remove any of the line that may have migrated onto my waterline while I was tightlining. Using the LM products, I have had no trouble removing the tightlining with a gentle cleanser and water while washing my face at night.
I may be wrong, but I thought that LM was the one that "developed" the technique. The brush doesn't look like anything special, but it is just right for getting into the lashline. The cake eyeliners have amazing pigmentation and even with my contacts and eyedrops throughout the day, I haven't had any trouble with smudging. It does take a bit of practice, but it's an amazing technique that really makes small eyes look bigger - especially IRL and not a photo.
Although you can use a pencil or fluidline to line your waterline, it isn't really the same as tightlining because tightlining is lining in the lashline, not the waterline. In fact, I often use a Q-Tip to remove any of the line that may have migrated onto my waterline while I was tightlining. Using the LM products, I have had no trouble removing the tightlining with a gentle cleanser and water while washing my face at night.
DaizyDeath
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Their stuff seems interesting but then i was wondering whats in it beacuse they keep on saying cooling herbs? their stuff doesnt seem like its approved by FDA for eye use. Plus i didnt like where it said to apply black eye smudge to a new born baby?
| Originally Posted by lily http://www.hashmisurma.com/hashmiweb/data/pro08.html http://www.hashmisurma.com/hashmiweb/data/pro01.html http://www.hashmisurma.com/hashmiweb/data/pro06.html these kohl is much easir than to line the entire eyes with the eye pencil it seems very painful while these kohld when u line the eyes with it (while ur eyes are closed) it lines the uper and bottom lashes its so nice am using different brand but this is what i found while searching |
Their stuff seems interesting but then i was wondering whats in it beacuse they keep on saying cooling herbs? their stuff doesnt seem like its approved by FDA for eye use. Plus i didnt like where it said to apply black eye smudge to a new born baby?
