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Jan 25, 2014
Jessica L.
Jan 25, 2014
Ariel D.
She has white eyeliner on the corner of her inner eye on her water line and then wings it to the side... then appy the gold shimmer and bronze to the top after that line the top and below the white liner with black liner curl the lashes then happy a mascara oops almost forgot a light line of the bronze shadow under the black liner.
Jan 25, 2014
Deseni F.
its pretty tho :)
Jan 25, 2014
Carolyn H.
I think it's just white liner along the water liner and inter corner
It looks like the double line is just caused by a gap in shadow exposing skin- you can get the crisp top shape using tape and smoking out shadow under your bottom lash line to create the bottom line. If you need to clean up debris between the two lines take a bit of primer on a qtip, it should remove any excess without disturbing the look