Eyeliner help ASAP!!

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Gracie J.

Nov 9, 2013

Gracie J.

So my eyeliner last for a few hours but then it always seems make then area where tears fall out black. If that makes sense haha. It kinda smudges right there. Is there anyway to prevent that without getting a new eyeliner??

Emelie P.

Nov 9, 2013

Emelie P.

What kind of eyeliner do you use? If you use a geleyeliner you can put a shadow over it. It helps to prevent the liner from smudging. Or you can try a diffrent way to wear your eyeliner. Maybe don't put it so near your "tearzone" :)

Gracie J.

Nov 9, 2013

Gracie J.

I use maybelline studio gel liner. What about for my water line? It always smudges off!:(

Symone B.

Nov 9, 2013

Symone B.

Set it with black shadow. And that liner (I been using it for years and I adore it) isn't made water lining.

Brittany A.

Nov 9, 2013

Brittany A.

Like the other two said, set it with shadow. And like Emelie said, may don't put it by the tear duct

Gracie J.

Nov 9, 2013

Gracie J.

Alright thank you guys!(:

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