Eyeliner for oily lids?

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Stephanie L.

Nov 29, 2012

Stephanie L.

So I have pretty oily eyelids and I find it pretty much impossible to find a liner that doesn't smudge absolutely everywhere. Even the brands that everyone else loves don't seem to work for me. UD 24/7 liquid liner is the only one I've found to date that actually stays put...but whenever I try to use any kind of pencil or cream liner it turns into a disaster. Anyone else with oily lids have any brand suggestions?

Victoria V.

Nov 29, 2012

Victoria V.

Do you apply a primer to your lid first? I have oily lids and found this helpful in keeping my eyeliner from smudging.

Tashina M.

Nov 29, 2012

Tashina M.

I use maybelline 24 hour concealer on my lids before anything else and it helps keep everything in place. UDPP works well too but I currently have the clear original but I the eden to cover the discoloration on my lids so I am back to the concealer. Anyhoo, I use l'oreal's new gel liner in the pot. Can't remember what it is called. It works really well and stays put even on my waterline. I set it with the sonia kashuk powder eyeliner palette. It's a little palette with like 5 or 6 strips of powder liners. The colors come out really saturated and set line really well or you can use them on their own but that can be messy.

Izzy D.

Nov 29, 2012

Izzy D.

maybelline master precise eyeliner seems to stay on my lids ( oily ) with a primer or macs paint pot :) pretty cheap to. 

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