Black Tightline AND white waterline: yucky transferring.

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Talia S.

May 19, 2013

Talia S.

Hi guys,
I have been wondering what are the best products or techniques for achieving a black tight line without transferring the pigment to the waterline (which would be white, nude-coloured or bare) I've found that so far no matter how waterproof, kohl or what formula the eyeliner is made of, I get a yucky grey transfer. please help!
And it would need to be strong enough for crying brides not just a photoshoot...

mallory w.

May 19, 2013

mallory w.

Have you tried bobbi Brown's gel liner?

Talia S.

May 20, 2013

Talia S.

I tried it only on as top liner - cracked after a few hours and was disappointed... but I may look back if its good for tight lining

mallory w.

May 20, 2013

mallory w.

I have used it and thought it was good, and if it cracks throw it in the microwave for a few seconds and its good as new.

Emily B.

May 31, 2013

Emily B.

It's kind of uncomfortable, but try wiping your top and bottom waterline with a clean, dry q-tip before applying any eyeliner! I think that it helps quite a bit.

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