Reddit mentions: The best eye liners

We found 494 Reddit comments discussing the best eye liners. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 241 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the top 20.

2. Maybelline New York Makeup Eyestudio Lasting Drama Gel Eye Liner, Blackest Black, Waterproof, 0.106 Ounce,Pack of 1

    Features:
  • Intense color from highly concentrated pigments.After each use, wipe brush clean with dry tissue and close cap tightly
  • 24 hour wear
  • Smudge proof waterproof
Maybelline New York Makeup Eyestudio Lasting Drama Gel Eye Liner, Blackest Black, Waterproof, 0.106 Ounce,Pack of 1
Specs:
Color950 BLACKEST BLACK
Height5.6692913328 Inches
Length2.755905509 Inches
Number of items1
Release dateJuly 2015
Size0.106 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
Weight0.09038952742 Pounds
Width1.1023622036 Inches
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4. Kiss Me Heroine Make Smooth Liquid Eye Liner, No. 01 Jet Black, 1 Ounce

    Features:
  • Sweat, Water And Grease Resistant Waterproof
  • Jet Black Stands Out Clearly
  • Made In Japan
Kiss Me Heroine Make Smooth Liquid Eye Liner, No. 01 Jet Black, 1 Ounce
Specs:
ColorBlack
Height7.5 Inches
Length3.5 Inches
Number of items1
Release dateAugust 2017
Weight0.03968320716 Pounds
Width1.1 Inches
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7. Italia Eyeliners Set of 12

    Features:
  • 12 Metallic Italia Eyeliners
  • Vivid Colors
Italia Eyeliners Set of 12
Specs:
Height0.7 Inches
Length6.7 Inches
SizeMedium, 10 colors
Width4.3 Inches
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12. Winged Eyeliner Stamp – The Flick Stick by Lovoir, Waterproof Make Up, Smudgeproof, Long Lasting Liquid Eye liner Pen, Vamp Style Wing, 2 Wingliner Pens (10mm Classic, Midnight Black)

Winged Eyeliner Stamp – The Flick Stick by Lovoir, Waterproof Make Up, Smudgeproof, Long Lasting Liquid Eye liner Pen, Vamp Style Wing, 2 Wingliner Pens (10mm Classic, Midnight Black)
Specs:
ColorMidnight Black
Height0.7 Inches
Length5 Inches
Number of items1
Size1 Count (Pack of 1)
Weight0.11 Pounds
Width5 Inches
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13. Wet 'n' Wild MegaLiner Liquid Eyeliner, Black 861

    Features:
  • Liquid Eyeliner
  • Smooth Application
  • No Smudge
Wet 'n' Wild MegaLiner Liquid Eyeliner, Black 861
Specs:
ColorBlack
Height4.25 inches
Length0.7 inches
Size.12 Ounce
Weight0.03 Pounds
Width0.7 inches
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u/LadySkywalker · 3 pointsr/RandomActsofMakeup

Alright, first...Happy Early Birthday!!!

Now on to face things.

Skincare

First of all you should check out r/skincareaddiction. Even if you don't want to join the community the FAQ is great.

What I do for my normal/oily skin is every morning and every night I wash with CeraVe Foaming Face Wash which is recommended for oilier skin. So you might want to check that out.

Every 3 days or so I exfoliate with Epicuren which is just from my mom's shop but it's a nice deep scrubs without being too abrasive. You don't want abrasive like with say St. Ive Apricot scrub because you're actually tearing your skin and that's just not very nice. You want to gently exfoliate.

Once a week I use a LUSH face mask. My favorite is Love Lettuce because it's refreshing and exfoliating. Second favorite is definitely Cupcake. I feel so clean and bright after it.

Wipe off your makeup before you go to bed. It's bad for your skin and bad for your sheets. Whatever you do to take it off, just get it off. I use vaseline. It's cheap and easy on my sensitive skin.

Clean your brushes. Clean them. Seriously. What I do is after every makeup application I get a tissue and something with and edge like the edge of my dresser and I wipe the brush over the tissue over the edge to get all the excess makeup out. Then every 2 weeks I do a deep clean. Get a bar of some kind (towel rack, clothes hanger) and rubber bands. Get some warm, running water, and either some baby shampoo or some brush cleaner (though honestly I just use shampoo) and wet your brushes, bristles pointing downwards always. You don't want to get water trapped inside the little metal/plastic attaching ring thingy. Add a dot of shampoo to your hand and swish that brush around. It'll be gross. Good. You'll always remember to do it now that you know how gross your brushes get. Rinse bristles down. Dry bristles down by wrapping the rubber band around the handle and attaching to your rod/hanger.

Makeup

This is what I cannot live without

  1. Naked Basics. This is the best $27 I have ever spent in my life. I use it every single friggin day. All of the colors are perfect neutral mattes from lightest light to darkest dark. I even use one of the colors to fill my eyebrows. It's perfect.

  2. Wet n Wild Liquid Liner. I've become a liquid liner addict. It really helps make it look like I have eyelashes. The brush is very firm and very thin so I always end up with a line where I want it.

  3. Urban Decay 24/7 glide on liner in Smoke. I have very light eye lashes. So I tight line.. Trust me. You want to tight line.

  4. Clump Crusher I love this mascara. It really is non-clumping and while it doesn't give me the longest lashes in the world it makes them look fuller because there's no clumps.

  5. Smashbox BB Cream. This is just the BB cream I use. It does what all the BB creams do but I happen to match the 'Fair' color very well.

  6. Too Faced Milk Chocolate Soleil Bronzer. This shit smells like chocolate. I'm not even joking. I'm new to bronzer, but it's perfect for my skin tone.

  7. Sephora Blush. I'm still learning about blushes but I like that this one is matte. I'm not a sparkle face girl.

  8. Lipstick. I have too many to choose. See this comment I did where I swatch and rated every lipstick I have.

  9. E.L.F eye shadow primer You need primer. No. You need it.

    Makeup For You

    So if you're just starting out again you don't want to go spending a stupid amount of money before you figure out what you like. So here are my suggestions for you specifically.

  10. Eyeshadow. Now if you can afford it, I highly recommend Urban Decay Naked Basics. But that's $27. So in lieu of that I suggest you get some Wet n Wild Eyeshadows. Maybe this one or this one.

  11. Eye shadow primer. Go to target and find the ELF section and get primer. It's a dollar and it will make your eye shadow amazing. No reapplying no smudging no creasing. Just perfect perfect eyes. It comes in other colors too, you may want to get a shade darker if you want to match your skin tone.

  12. Eyeliner. I would say get a pencil in either black or dark brown. I don't know if liquid liner is right for your eye shape but if you want to give it a go then you do whatever you want; it's your face.

  13. Eyelashes. Get a lash curler. Two to three curls and you should be good. I'd say black mascara for you.

  14. Eyebrows. I'm not an eyebrow expert but you're probably going to want to shape and fill in your eye brows (unless you love them just the way they are). For shape I'd go to a professional first before you wax at home or go plucking away. Then for filling in you can just use an eyebrow kit. Although I've heard complaint that dark eyebrows are the hardest to find a matching color for :(

  15. BB Cream. I hear Etude house kicks butt and it won't break your bank.

  16. Concealer. I love Maybelline 24 Hour Superstay Concealer it's awesome. You want to blend that stuff too, don't just dot it on.

  17. Blush. I think maybe a peachy blush but pictures don't always show stuff right for skin tone so maybe you need pink. I can't really tell.

  18. Bronzer. You've got great cheek bones. I would skip this for now. Unless you're super gungho in which case: I'd check out The Balm.

  19. Lipstick. Cheap and amazing lipstick is NYX and I think a nice natural shade would look great on you. But seriously, if you live near an ulta, nyx is like $3.99-$5.99 for lipstick. It's amazing. Or everyone goes gaga for these Etude House Bunny Glosses.

    Anyway, I think you look really great and that's the best start is being confident and having a natural beauty. Also I love your hair. But if you have any questions just let me know :)
u/Bunny_of_Doom · 2 pointsr/transpassing

Cutie! I think a few makeup additions would look real nice:

skip the eyeshadow and go for mascara and eyeliner instead, maybe winged liquid liner look? Tricky to master, but you can cheat with eyeliner stamps like these: https://www.amazon.com/Eyeliner-Stamp-WingLiner-Waterproof-Smudgeproof/dp/B07GM317JJ . It will give you a nice cute feminine accent (only line the top lid, not the bottom, lining both can make your eyes look smaller). You do have slightly hooded eyes, so look up youtube videos on how to do eye makeup for hooded eyes as the techniques can be a bit different. If liquid eyeliner feels too bold, you can try a nice smudged eyeliner look with a softer brown, focusing on the outer top and bottom of your lashes.

Mauve shade blush would look very nice and give some great color and softening to your cheeks, and play around with some contouring as you get more comfortable.

I'd go with a medium rose/mauve color lip, something darker than you have in the photos but not too dark, and probably a soft matte vs a gloss to give you some definition for your lips. NYX brand matte lipstick in Euro Trash, or Sierra would be good options to try (NYX is a great affordable brand in general that is great for testing out different styles). As a rule, expect lipsticks to look brighter on than they may appear in a photo, especially for us lighter skinned gals, so veer towards less bright options unless you're going for bold.

Beyond makeup, I'd recommend visiting a eyebrow threading salon to add some more shape and arch your eyebrows a bit more. Eventually you can probably pluck them yourselves but the salon can teach you a great shape for your face and they're usually only $15-20. Once they're shaped, you can fill them with a eyebrow stencil kit like this one: https://www.amazon.com/Aesthetica-Brow-Contour-Kit-Instructions/dp/B018UPHLU8/. Less is more for eyebrows, but they have a couple of shapes you can play with!

And I think bangs would look great on you! Like long side swept bangs ala Rachel McAdams: https://www.herinterest.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/9f7b85b7ed7cd95d0d16a99cdb443be5.jpg. Not too much of a commitment, they'd grow out in a couple months if you hate them.

These are just minor suggestions to give you that extra confidence, but you look great! Lovely smile, great skin, keep shining!

u/likes_spicy · 5 pointsr/AsianBeauty

Wow, that's a pretty big haul! It's great that you've got some knowledge of basic skincare and makeup! You can also check out the Beginner's guide for some more information on Asian skincare. The Holy Grail list is also a good introductory resource for different types of layering skincare products, and some makeup products. If you know your skin type and concerns, you can also check out the February Routine thread to see what other users have in their routine and if it helps them.

Now, on to the main concern of your post!

Primers

Like other users have mentioned in your original post, you do have two eye primers. Do you intend on wearing eyeshadow often? If yes, I suggest that you try them and pick the one that works the best for you. If it's possible, you could return both and try the samples instead.

Setting Powder

I think the Innisfree No Sebum Mineral Powder and the Skinfood Peach Sake Silky Finish Powder are great. The best thing about them is that they work wonderfully (given that it's not caked on), and the smooth finish lasts the entire day for me. They are also cost efficient, and you can find plenty of reviews online.

Sun protection

I haven't tried that Shiseido sunscreen, so I can't comment on the quality and effectiveness of it. I suggest that you try it to make sure that:

  • the sun protection is enough for you in your daily activities
  • the finish of the cream is appropriate for your skin type (is it greasy? matte?)
  • your skin doesn't become irritated by the sunscreen

    I prefer using the Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel and the newly formulated Biore
    Aqua Rich Watery Essence
    . I find that both of them do not cause me to break out, or leave my face feeling oily and greasy. They are seriously my HG. You might want to consider trying these as well! They are a bit cheaper than the Shiseido one, and the PA+++/++++ protection is a huge plus!

    Lip tint

    For $12, the Sephora lip stain is not a bad pick up! That's about on par for most Asian lip tints.

    Eyeshadow palettes

    Many Asian eyeshadows are neutral colors and tones, and are not as pigmented as other American brands. Personally, I don't mind this because it suits my tastes, but others might. I am a fan of the Urban Decay Naked palettes, and I do recommend them if they aren't out of your price range. I also like the NYX palettes because they are quite affordable with good color pay-off, and the Innisfree Mineral Single Shadows because of the sparkles in some of the selections.

    Before you purchase, you can also do some research and look for reviews of other palettes that you're interested in (unless you feel like being adventurous!). Most reviews include swatches so you can see how that color looks on that individual.

    I can't comment on the blush or lip primer since I don't use those types of products often in my routine.

    Regarding your skin type and concerns... What is your current routine? For color correction, there are many products that help with lightening redness. I have seen much success with using Missha's Time Revolution FTE (old formula) and Missha Time Revolution Night Repair Science Activator Ampoule. These products usually go on sale often, so be sure to check out the Missha sales. You could also look into incorporating some vitamin C, AHA, or BHA products in your routine as well.

    There are also many moisturizing creams that can moisturize your skin! You can look through the two lists I linked above to find some of the popular ones that ABers recommend.

    Lastly... before I fall asleep ... You don't have to be afraid of skincare and makeup! The process of finding your HG products will require trial and error. Here, I would like to stress that makeup and skincare is very much YMMV. What works for one person may not work for another, so that's why it's important to patch test and do research! For beginners, I would not recommend buying a full sized, expensive, product before trying a sample of it or doing research! The best thing about Sephora is that you can ask for a sample to try at home before you commit to the purchase. That way, if it causes a breakout, you wouldn't have to worry about wasting it or having to make a trip to the store to return it. In addition, by being mindful of the ingredients, you can potentially find out which ingredient(s) cause a bad reaction and avoid it.

    We're all very friendly and helpful here, and many of us are able to answer any questions you may have! There's a daily thread that's stickied, and you can ask specific questions there.

    Best of luck!
u/medsi · 1 pointr/MakeupAddiction

I tend to use coconut oil! But remember to always spot test, as what works for some causes breakouts for others. The damage is more of a long term thing -- so chances are you won't see any damage right away, but might pop up if you continue using it once your skin matures.

If your skin feels too tight after washing with salicylic acid (as mine does!), try using a cream cleanser. The tight feeling you get after washing with salicylic acid is essentially your face being stripped of oil, which provides the skin with it's elasticity, and your body will naturally compensate by producing even more oil, sometimes leading to an even oilier complexion. So something less stripping/more gentle, is a solution for some. In the past I've found 2 drugstore brands that worked for me:

http://www.amazon.com/Burts-Bees-Sensitive-Facial-Cleanser/dp/B004W24LQ6/ref=sr_1_2?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1377709494&sr=1-2&keywords=cream+cleanser+cotton+burts+bees

http://www.amazon.com/Neutrogena-Oil-Free-Clean-Cream-Cleanser/dp/B000052ZB5/ref=sr_1_1?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1377709510&sr=1-1&keywords=neutrogena+cream+cleanser

Alternatively, there's this (which I'm currently using)which is great but is a little more pricey:

http://www.sephora.com/purity-made-simple-P7109

I would recommend checking out /r/skincareaddiction, and maybe potentially looking into OCM (oil cleansing method). While I haven't personally tried it, I hear good things, and the lovely ladies and gentlemen at that subreddit are filled with good info.

The creases around your eyes are more likely to get oily/sweaty. Eye primer is a little bit denser and stickier upon application, and is meant to holder down (loose/powdery) eyeshadows. I find that it also makes applying gel liner a little easier. A little tube of it was around $7, and so far it's lasted me 4, going on 5, months. Face primer is a little more diluted, and it great as a lighter coverage under foundation. Note: I don't use face primer very often so someone much more knowledgable might give a better answer!

Also, I highly recommend this gel liner if you're on a budget:

http://www.amazon.com/Maybelline-Studio-Lasting-Eyeliner-Blackest/dp/B0030HNNS6/ref=sr_1_sc_1?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1377709666&sr=1-1-spell&keywords=maybelline+ey+studio

I've never used a high end liner, but this stuff is great! Lasts all day and it come with a little brush! :) If you have trouble getting the desired line you want, remember that you can take a q-tip and erase out.

Hope that helps!

u/tintedlipbalm · 4 pointsr/RedPillWives

My picks are a rotation of Japanese sunscreens, because when it comes to skincare I just can't stick to one thing!

Some in my rotation:

Disclosure: These are all Amazon non-affiliate links so people here can easily find prices and other reviews (even though I personally shop these on Ebay and Rakuten and not Amazon).

  • Biore Perfect Face Milk - Says it's water resistant, I personally like the finish and can use it under makeup with no issues.

  • Biore Perfect Milk - This is great for going out in my opinion, an actual going outside face sunscreen!

  • Hada Labo Creamy UV Gel - Very light and friendly, I reserve it for interior use.

  • Shiseido SENKA Mineral Water - I really like this one and on me this has a matte powdery finish. Some people complain it goes on greasy. I find that whole it's greasier than others during application, it dries out non-greasy. YMMV.

  • Forgot to add: I use Privacy's UV Face Powder for retouching. It's Zinc Oxide based. There are other sunscreen powders on the market. My mom uses Colorescience's and it can be found on Amazon too, and Peter Thomas Roth also has one. I just use this one because it's cheaper. It's very whitish though so not the best option for darker skintones.

    Finally, the cult favorite is Biore Watery Essence so I'm linking it. I personally did not like how drying this was and its citrus smell, but the vast majority of people swear by it because it's really light and easy to use everyday in interiors.

    Japanese sunscreens generally contain alcohol and all the ones I listed do contain alcohol, so if you're against alcohol in sunscreen you might not like the ones I list, however there are some well liked alcohol-free Japanese sunscreens that you can find searching online, /r/AsianBeauty can be a good resource for these.

    The reason I personally like Japanese sunscreens in particular is their texture and their ingredients. Most of them contain Titanium Dioxide (a physical UV blocker) and/or Zinc Oxide (the broadest spectrum UVA blocker approved for sunscreen use at the moment). UVA are the rays you need to look out for when preventing sings of aging. This is what PA and the plus signs after it stand for in Japanese sun products, while the SPF we are all familiar with only refers to UVB protection. Four plus signs after PA denote the highest level of protection currently in place.

    The downside of physical sunscreen it that it tends to leave a white cast behind so darker-skinned people might have issues with this aesthetically.

    There might be western sunscreens that are physical but most mainstream brands (like Neutrogena) rely on their chemical patented formula (or a mix of physical and chemical like some of La Roche Posay), which is also good, but can be sensitizing to some people. They also do have a greasier formula that remains tacky at least in my experience, and some people really hate this about sunscreen.

    I don't personally use Korean sunscreens at the moment because their regulations only allow PA+++ to be the highest, but many people enjoy their variety, so again you can look in the AsianBeauty subreddit or on youtube/blogs if you want to read reviews of those.

    **



    If you for personal reasons would like to get a Western brand physical non-greasy sunscreen, Paula's Choice Resist Super-Light Daily Wrinkle Defense SPF 30 Tinted Matte Moisturizer contains Zinc Oxide protection and has a matte finish!

    Her line is overall well liked by people because of their choice of ingredients due to a philosophy of extensive research. I have this sunscreen and while I found it too drying for my normalish-to-combo skin, it could be a godsend for oilier people. Ideal for daily use, and it has some tint. I haven't tried any other of her sunscreens but her line is worth looking into, if you're new to building a routine! Unfortunately I'm just noticing that since my introduction to this brand in 2014 the prices have raised, most likely due to her online following growing.

    Final note:
    All of which I just wrote is stuff I learned from the Internet and also my personal experiences with the products I've tried and liked, I'm not a sun protection expert!*
u/yougottagopherit · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

Hi there! I'm new too :)
My name is Kirsten - and everybody always gets it wrong, so I respond to anything close! My favorite makeup product is MASCARA! I'm currently in love with Maybelline Falsies and MAC Zoom Lash.

My favorite makeup look is natural, since I work full-time for a non-profit and they frown upon looking too out of the ordinary, but I'm recently getting more into makeup (hence why I am here!) and have been experimenting with some bolder looks which has been super fun.

Hmmm... my interesting fact/story for today would have to be that one of my best friends was in Tyga's 'Make It Nasty' music video (she's in the navy bathing suit with an anchor!) and another one of my friends medaled in synchronized diving at the Olympics (Kelci Bryant)!

An add-on I've been wanting is this gel eyeliner - I haven't tried a gel before and think it would be so fun to experiment with!

Thanks for hosting! :) I hope you have fun choosing! :)

u/atomheartmama · 4 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

ok here's what's worked for me and my dry/dehydrated/sensitive/acneprone skin! i broke out in closed comedones and small whiteheads mostly around my chin/mouth area mostly, had constant redness and flakiness was common. my skin isn't perfect but much more clear, moisturized, and healthy. little to no scarring and any spots that come up leave quickly.pretty normal skin after years of experimenting, 1 year of experimenting on SCA. hope this helps anyone!

cleanser: cerave foaming cleanser at night, sometimes in morning. i use cool water when using the sink. 12 oz bottle lasts forever, i use it for body in shower too.

moisturizers: alternate between Avene trixera emollient Cream & Balm. can do reviews on these if anyone would like since they are not well known. both contain several oils, but cream is more oily/dewy while the balm is thicker and seems to dry/set more. enormous ~13 oz bottles can be purchased through amazon so these will each last me a year at least.

sunscreen: hada labo uv creamy gel. contains alcohol but not as high up as other comparable sunscreens. also contains hyaluronic acid. similar alternative for those wanting to avoid alcohol is Hada labo uv whitening gel- contains hyaluronic acid and vitamin c. small bottles but relatively affordable.

exfoliants: paula's choice 2% bha liquid and 8% aha gel. i use the AHA most nights and 1-2x a week use the bha instead. i no longer use exfoliants in the morning (used to do bha in AM and aha in PM but found it was too much for my skin type, and reducing frequency helped without sacrificing results). may seem expensive upfront but i'm still using the 2 original bottles- the bha i bought around august and will still last me another couple months so between the size & referral codes it's a bargain.

makeup remover: Almay oil-free makeup remover pads. been using these for a decade. use them to remove eye makeup so that when i cleanse my face, my mascara isn't running over my skin. very gentle on eyes.

makeup- NARS radiant creamy concealer and more recently purchased the new Bare Minerals complexion rescue gel. NARS- does a great job at concealing without causing any skin issues. BM- pretty sheer coverage that does not break me out, and i do believe it helps keep skin moisturized and calm.

so essentially AM: avene trixera emollient balm/cream, hada labo sunscreen, Bare minerals complexion gel

PM: almay makeup remover pads over eyes, cerave foaming cleanser, nightly 8% AHA or 1-2x week bha liquid, avene balm/cream.

extras: nexcare acne patches to help heal any spots and try not to pick!

edit: added links

u/honda_kitty · 2 pointsr/RandomActsofMakeup

Wow, there are some really awesome recommendations and many of which you purchased already.

First, I'll say it a million times. The Lorac Pro Palette. I cannot live without mine.

Secondly, a BB cream. I would recommend trying a Holika Holika sometime in your life :)

Thirdly, I would die for your lips, please get yourself a MAC red lipstick, I don't even care which LOL. I have Russian Red and adore it. If you don't want to take the plunge get NYX Perfect Red Matte I love this lipstick so much.

My fav skin product is Vivant 3 in 1

Lastly, if you want a nice, dramatic, easy to work with eyeliner This is a felt tip with a little practice you can get a great wing with it. It does rub off easy though, so be careful :)


Good luck with your shopping!

u/Independent_Male1980 · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon



>Hmmm, under 10?

> This Essie top coat that makes all glossy polishes matte.

Sweet Jesus where have I been to not know of these things...

>
This Too Faced "stuff" that makes eyeshadow a more permanent eyeliner.

Awesome suggestion. Never knew this existed. Perfect as it's impossible to find a good white eyeliner in my area. Plenty of white shadows in my collection plus this item will help greatly XD

> This pepper spray!

I love it. And it's my favorite color. PINK XD

>
This beautiful hanging lantern.

>:)

Had to add that simply because of the prettiness awesome factor.

u/gayselle · 5 pointsr/MakeupAddiction

You have monolids and as stated by other redditors there's communities on reddit that specifically deal with that.


I find using Asian brands helps because likely they address such issues related to monolids. I keep peddling this product but Kiss Me Heroine Mascara is great for short Asian lashes. It's waterproof and really lengthens. I have cried, sweat, taken a shower, and even swam with this mascara and it does not budge. A waterproof eyeliner is also ideal and I like Dollywink eyeliner and Kiss Me Heroine eyeliner. When you're applying make sure it dries fully and you keep steady and try not to blink.


If you are willing to take a drastic step other people deal with their monolids by using eyelid tape or glue to create "double eyelids". I find it unnecessary because there are other makeup techniques that are specific to monolids. Good luck!

u/zdorobot · 2 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

I've been alternating between Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel and Biore Perfect Face Milk depending on if my skin feels dry that day and if I need a sweatproof/waterproof sunscreen or not. Perfect Face Milk can be drying (especially on my dry-ish skin) so I need to use tons of moisturizer underneath, but it is also sweat and water-resistant which is handy when I'm going to be walking around and sweating a lot. UV Creamy Gel is very moisturizing and doesn't require extra moisturizer underneath, but is not resistant to anything.

I also own Rohto Mentholatum Sunplay Super Block and Shiseido Senka Aging Care UV Sunscreen but I don't use them nearly as often. Sunplay is a bit too moisturizing for my liking and Aging Care smells like baby powder and makes my pores look larger after wearing it all day. I have Biore Bright Face Milk coming in the mail right now as well so once I get that I will probably do a comprehensive review of all 5 of those sunscreens.

And no, I am not Asian. I'm Russian (Russian-American? That sounds kinda weird haha) but just really into Asian skincare products.

u/storyteller623 · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

That is incredible!! Congratulations!!!

And this is such awesome way to celebrate and something I've always dreamed of doing. Here is the link to the shadows I've been eyeing for months but just can't pull the trigger on. I only put one link to save time but I love the teal, emerald and purple. I'm not sure how much that will come to so I'm adding this as well. It's so hard to choose from all the pretties on my wishlist!!!

Thanks for hosting!!!

u/valentineviscera · 1 pointr/MakeupEducation

I haven’t read any reviews on the KVD lash liner and personally I don’t know anyone who uses it so I can’t say whether it’s good or not.
The products I like to use:
L’Oréal
maybelline
urban decay waterline
And brushes I prefer:
real techniques silicon liner brush This one helps me push gel into my lashes easier to fill in gaps.
sigma e10
sigma e06 for easier winged liner in my hooded eyes.
And for the “stamping” I use a flat japonesque brush that they apparently no longer make as it is about 10 years old BUT sigma makes quite similar that are on sale rn that are described as “tightline and waterline brushes.”
sigma e17
sigma e16

To REALLY get in between the lashes place your ring finger (don’t push too hard!!) on your eyelid right above the lashline of where you’ll be placing the product and lift up a little bit. Tilt your head back so that you’re looking downward to the mirror a little bit. That will keep you from blinking/tickling ish as well as spread the lashes so you can work the product into the gaps easier. It also helps keep that part of your eye from getting wet as it will pull it away from your eyeball a little bit. If you get teary, you can squint your lower eye a bit and it should force the tears out so you can keep going once you’ve let them fall from the corners. Do this all before the rest of your shadow. Allow yourself to blink if you must and you can dab off excess moisture on your upper waterline and lashline with a clean finger.

If you use pencil you can use a blow dryer on the tip for a few seconds (not too long! )to warm it up and make it glide easier and be more malleable.

Again, there are many techniques I’m sure that are easier that other people use, this is just what works for me❤️

u/Laurie_Jo · 93 pointsr/MakeupAddiction

Heroine Make waterproof eyeliner. The pencil is very fine, but the pigmentation is amazing and it lasts all day. It's also easy to remove.

I bought it at first because I fell in love with the package, but it was a good purchase. If anyone wants to give Japanese makeup a try, I highly recommend this product. https://www.amazon.com/Heroine-smooth-liquid-eyeliner-Waterproof/dp/B00RWME3MU/ref=pd_sim_194_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=X21ZHGMRBXAG0K37RXGJ

u/chafingcow · 2 pointsr/MakeupAddiction

More than a specific brand, I'd say learning how to properly tightline has helped me the most. You don't want the liner to be over your lashes or on your waterline (more likely to cause smudging). The liner needs to be placed on the root of your lashes. Practice makes perfect!

If you're a fan of pencil, Rimmel Scandal Eyes is a popular choice.

Gel? Maybelline Eye Studio or Wet n Wild Mega Eyes.

I, personally, have yet to find a pencil or gel that didn't smudge on me (regardless of price), so I prefer liquid. Physician's Formula is a good drugstore option. I also love love LOVE Asian liners like Clio, Dolly Wink, and Kiss Me Heroine.

u/howbadcanIbe · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

It scared me too. But PattiLuPWNED glammed me a Wet n' Wild Mega Lines Liquid liner and I HAD to finally use it since I said I would. lol

The shadow look was all done with NYX 10 shadow palette, Runway Collection in Bohemian Rhapsody. The top right, looks more blue than what it really is...a white color.

And the mascara is NYX Doll Eyes in black.

Lip is Lorac Lip with Benefits in Chuck. My all time favorite nude...so far ;)

Bronzer, higlight and blush were all from NYX "Butt Naked", that let's be honest, ...I bought for the name.
lol

Face products were

u/Nintentard · 1 pointr/MakeupAddiction

Psst. That is a BB cream. Go check out /r/AsianBeauty for suggestions but most truly asian BB creams have some serious sunscreen power in them and they cover like champs. Also, I love this anime.

Edit: Upon second look, it looks like Hada Labo's Creamy gel. I have it and it works really nice as a base and it is very light.

u/akahn88 · 1 pointr/Makeup

The one thing i have had for years is the KAI plastic eyelash curler. i buy 2 or 3 when i go to korea (about $8 USD) but i believe there is a japonesque one that you can find on amazon or at ulta (KAI one looks like this: https://www.amazon.com/Kai-Eyelash-Curler-Portable-Japan/dp/B005DFHK78). it takes a little bit of a learning curve i think and i use it along the outer and then inner half of my lashes, get really close to the roots and clamp a few times to get the middle and ends of the lashes as well for a natural look. It is very effective so you can get a 90 degree angled lash curl if you don't do what i just described.
I have straight asian lashes that are on the longer side and mascara without curling is basically useless. I also only use mascara that does not undo my curling (anything watery). I used to like the "tubing" type of mascara that can be removed only with warm water (nyx doll eyes long lashes) but now i use a cleansing oil every night so it doesnt matter as much. i just hate using eye make up remover separately and rubbing my eyes to get stubborn waterproof mascara off. now i use loreal voluminous million lash mascara which holds my curls.

For eyeliner, i have tried so many...and i like afforable makeup. I hate tugging, difficult-to-remove products, and smudging(!!) throughout the day. the best i have found is the CLIO waterproof brush eyeliner in Kill black (https://www.amazon.com/Clio-Waterproof-Brush-Makeup-Cleansing/dp/B00RDRT41O). better than stila's IMO. I do have to apply a second coat after it dries but it takes one second.

Lastly, the Laura Mercier Matte Radiance Baked Powder Highlight 01 is quickly becoming my favorite highlighter. it is beautiful, not too in-your-face, but still obvious ;)

u/pukebear · 5 pointsr/RandomActsofMakeup

I absolutely love my UD lipstick in Apocalypse. I CantLiveWithoutIt . It's kind of dark to wear every day, but I try to wear it whenever I get the chance. Here's one of my favorite ways to wear it..

I'd love this gel eyeliner. I've been wanting to use gel for awhile now, I'm just a little afraid of it!

Thanks for the contest. :)

u/poweredbyanxiety · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Everyone loves EOS
Babylips
Awesome lipstick

Cute tweezers
NYC eyebrow kit
Blush & contour pallete
Classic mascara
Cheap beauty blender
Gel eyeliner

& Last but not least; if you want to get her something a little more expensive that I'm sure she'd love, I'd recommend:
This or this

Thanks for the contest!

u/for_while_true · 1 pointr/MakeupAddiction

I'll start off : not exactly drugstore but cheaper than Sephora. I have my holy grail eyeliner and mascara so I'm never tempted to buy anything else at Sephora or drugstore. I'm at more than 15 repurchase for both of these are $10-11 per item

Kiss Me eyeliner

Kiss Me mascara

Look around Amazon for cheaper options (with slower shipping). I value no-smudge as most important for eye makeup. Staying power is second. With any other eye makeup, I have to constantly wipe under my eye from smudge/flake. With these two, I can confidently go all day without checking for smudge. Every time try new stuff, I end up coming back to these two. These are the only eyeliner/mascara that I've paid for for about 5-6 years. Others were obtained as samples/gifts only

Kat von D tattoo eyeliner has been comparable but didn't perform any better than kiss me eyeliner to justify paying more than double. Haven't tried stila eyeliner

I have yet to find mascara that will make me give up on kiss me (Marc Jacobs, UD, Nars, Bobbi Brown and countless others have failed). The only one I am interested in trying (and have no comparison for) would be better than sex

Edit: hyperlink fixed

u/eloiselangdon · 1 pointr/MtF

I'm also assuming that you are still learning makeup basics, so here's a list of a few things that I think would make a solid set which you can find on amazon or, most likely, at your local drugstore and won't break the bank:

u/akward_tension · 1 pointr/ParisComments



comment content: I'm also assuming that you are still learning makeup basics, so here's a list of a few things that I think would make a solid set which you can find on amazon or, most likely, at your local drugstore and won't break the bank:

u/ExcellentBarnacle · 6 pointsr/RepLadies

I’ve tossed everyone of my KVD products or given them to friends who don’t care as much. I have hooded sort of monolids. Oily and really difficult to find things that work.

u/lizzieisrad · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon
  1. My favorite movie is Gone With the Wind. I would love to win this for myself!

  2. less than $5 item

  3. Bubble ;)

    This is a really awesome contest, thanks for this!

u/demwills · 5 pointsr/muacjdiscussion

I like the real techniques fine liner brush

It has synthetic bristles like a normal brush but is super tiny so I get the best line with gels, I honestly swear by it.

u/smeepsmop · 1 pointr/RosaceaHelp

I noticed a big difference once I switched to the CeraVe PM lotion, which I figured was from the extra niacinamide.

This is the sunscreen I bought. It's SPF 50+/PA ++++ (the Amazon page has it mislabeled as PA +++). Honestly, I'm not too concerned about having a crazy high SPF/PA rating, but I wanted to try this sunscreen because I heard it has a nice, lightweight texture that absorbs easily. I will definitely repurchase :)

OCM is.. amazing. I want to experiment with making my own oil cleanser with pure argan oil + an emulsifier eventually.

The AHA/BHA cream is 15%.. I'm not sure what the breakdown is for AHA or BHA alone :/ Is there a particular BHA that you would recommend? I'm just trying to use this stuff up right now.

u/smitha12345 · 3 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

I love this one:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BJEAAHY/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_dp_ss_1?pf_rd_p=1944687462&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B004LPZZU0&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=1ZCEK8G78JTGG7H756EE

I also like Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel, but it does make me look a little shiny. Here's the link, though, if you want to look at it. It does have one more "+," so it has better UVA protection.

http://www.amazon.com/Hada-Labo-Creamy-Gel-SPF50PA/dp/B007408PIS/ref=sr_1_1?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1418758078&sr=1-1&keywords=hada+labo+uv+creamy+gel

Many here like this one as well, though it dried out my skin a little too much. Might work better on you, though:

http://www.amazon.com/Biore-Sarasara-Watery-Essence-Sunscreen/dp/B00LA6QEOE/ref=pd_sim_hpc_4?ie=UTF8&refRID=0YK87Z0EN9ZNZNFDEQVJ

For whatever reason the single pack isn't coming up as Prime... :(

Also, the correct amount is 1/4 a tbs. Cheers!

u/gir722 · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Makeup Brushes are always great.

Eyeliner

Tweezers -I'm always loosing mine. You can never have too many!

A lot of really good makeup at a good price is at Target. I'm really impressed at what they have. Also, chapstick! I love the Burts Bees brand.

u/prrrincess · 1 pointr/SkincareAddiction

Hey all!

Issue: Acne

Skin type: Sensitive/dry

Current routine:

Morning:

CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser
The Body Shop Tea Tree Skin Mattifying Toner
It Cosmetics Confidence in a Cream Moisturizing Cream
Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel SPF 50

Evening:
Castor Oil + Sweet Almond Oil (a la http://www.theoilcleansingmethod.com) 3-4 nights a week, the CeraVe Hydrating cleanser on the non-OCM nights
CeraVe Daily Moisturizing Lotion on OCM nights, CeraVe SA Lotion for Rough & Bumpy Skin on non-OCM nights

Occasionally used:
ReShape+ Dark Spot Corrector Cream
Mario Badescu Drying Lotion

Length: I've been using this routine for roughly a month, the newest things I've added are the It Cosmetics moisturizer and the OCM. I know with the OCM they say your skin gets worse before it can get better and to do it consistently for 3 weeks for results but I feel like I've done it that long and my cheeks and around my mouth are still red and bumpy.

Other facts: I'm in the process of decreasing the amount of fast food and greasy food I eat, which is a lot right now but hopefully soon will be none. I think that will clear up my skin a little bit but I feel like poor diet isn't the only thing causing this. With the routine I currently have the bumps on my face tend to go away for a day or two but the redness persists and then the actual bumps return.

Location: Southern California

Any advice/suggestions are welcome; thank you for reading my post!

Edit: https://imgur.com/a/8bVpE, thought I attached a pic of each side of my face, whoops!

u/thezoomaster · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

Yay! Hope I win, thanks for hosting. I'd love to try this out!

u/JinxyJ · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

My day is off to a good start, the hubby and I are listening to music and playing video games. I think I'm going to finish a couple of crochet projects this week - a scarf for my grandma, and an elephant plushie for my sister (it's missing its legs). Three things that I'm going to do for me is play with my makeup, do my nails, and read a book! If I were to win I would love to have pretty pencils to play with :)

edit: forgot wishlist link

u/Awkward-Octopus · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I don't think it even has a brand lol I bought mine on eBay but it's this. I didn't want to spend a lot of money in case I hated it, but this little doll has lasted me a long time! It doesn't smudge, it dries pretty quickly, the little brush tip is great. It does flake off if you rub your eye once it's dry, but that's never been a problem for me. I frequently fall asleep with my makeup on and my eyeliner always still looks good the following morning lol

Oh it's definitely not waterproof though

u/cia1120 · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I'd say so. My skin is really oily too, and unless it's an unbearably hot day, just powder is fine for me. I don't like anything too heavy on my skin anyways. I feel like it makes me look like a cake face.

This pack is basically what I use. I'd do the middle color on the whole lid, and then do a small swipe of the darkest in the corner of my lids. And for eye liner, it takes some getting used too, but you'll get there. Ive used this and it works really well and is a little more smooth than pencils. I close my one eye, and pull my lid as tight as I can when Im putting on liner. And having a mirror where you can get your face close to it is helpful too. You can see what you're doing better.

Hope this all helps! <3

u/cjbr · 3 pointsr/Makeup

I have so many! LA Girl Pro Conceal HD, Essence Shine shine shine clear gloss(I've been using the ELF clear gloss but I like this one more and you get more product for the price), Maybelline Dream BB Fresh, Physicians Formula Butter Bronzer, ELF Baked Highlighter - Moonlight Pearls, and Peripera Velvet Cheek #6. These are all essentials in my "no makeup" look.

This one's not make up but on Amazon the Etude House Sunprise Mild Airy Finish Sun Milk SPF50+ / PA+++ is super cheap for a mineral sunscreen and doesn't break my skin out.

And my one and only HG status liquid eyeliner that I'll ever buy for my oily ass lids, HEROINE MAKE Smooth Liquid Eyeliner. I've seen it in Japanese specialty stores in my area for $20, on amazon it's only $10.49. All other eyeliners get crusty and flake off within a minute of application. This eyeliner has been a game changer.

Oh and the peripera ink velvet and tint water gels for lips, just wish they had more shades besides red and mauve.

u/Little-Slime · 2 pointsr/littlespace

It's really good, the best I've ever used😺 here is an Amazon link😸

u/stich226 · 1 pointr/AsianBeauty

For AB makeup, which eyeliner do you recommend, Dolly Wink Koji Liquid Eyeliner or the Kiss Me Heroine Make Smooth Waterproof Liquid Eyeliner? Or any other liquid eyeliners are fine too~ (pencil and gel just don't work for these oily eyelids T^T)

For starting a routine, do you recommend starting out with a moisturizer? Also is a second cleanser needed? Because I feel like an oil cleanser (for your sunscreen and makeup), and a toner would just be alright (consider it cleans the remaining debris off our skin and I feel like I would be wasting my money idk... sorry if I am wrong...

For oily and acne-prone skin, do you recommend the TONYMOLY The Chok Chok Green Tea Watery Cream or the MIZON Black All in One Snail Repair Cream?

u/Helen_Damnation · 1 pointr/SkincareAddiction

I use a lot of Paula's Choice products. The Hado Labe Sunscreen I found on Amazon although the hydrator I can get at my local Ulta.

OTC Vit C Serum and the Mizon Snail Repair (which is actually more of a serum) were also both on Amazon, both of which I was referred to on the asian beauty reddit page.

Good luck! :)

u/valeriegs · 1 pointr/MakeupAddiction

Stila Stay All Day is always my go-to, but if you're looking for something a bit more budget friendly, I'm a fan of the Wet 'n' Wild liquid liner; or if you prefer to use a pen for eyeliner, I also like the Physicians Formula Eye Booster 2-in-1 Lash Boosting Eyeliner.

u/Mishiiee · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

This is the listing on Amazon for the eyeliners. They must have a bunch of different designs, cause the two I got aren't even pictured.

I'll hav to try them out soon. I opened one and it's a little different than what I'm used to brush wise for application. Most of what I'e used has a flexible applicator for the liner. This seems like it will be easier for drawing in cat eyes :D Cause its a shorter, thicker and felt like applicator :)

u/telepathetic_monkey · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I'd keep you in my basement.

Ohh, senior year, fun, fun!!!

Awkward moment from school: It was my senior year, and I was one of the AV geeks. I helped run the television crew. I was also one of the main camera operators for sports. We were taping playoffs for football and one of my classmates is coming down the sideline for a touchdown, I was panning with him and I stepped off of the 7ft platform I was standing on. I fell on the track and blacked out. I woke up the first time to the rival team standing over me checking if I was okay, faded out again, then woke back up being carried off the field on a stretcher with a neck brace. Had a concussion, and needed to be monitored over night.

Got back to school on Monday and a crazy rumor spread that someone got super drunk, jumped off of the bleachers and died... no, I was working and fell off a platform and got a concussion.

Thanks for the contest!! Good luck tomorrow!

$4.85 last one in the list.

u/CaptainCorpsie · 2 pointsr/drugstoreMUA

I've never used the Lora liner, but It looks like it may be really similar to this Maybelline Master Precise liner. I love this liner and it's pretty inexpensive.

u/awly · 1 pointr/AsianBeauty

I would like to add Amazon seller SamuraiJapan to the list of recommended sellers. Items ship for free from Japan, and they carry Biore UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence and Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel, the awesomeness of which is explained here, and are two of my personal favorites. Items ship wrapped in bubble wrap in an envelope and arrive in about two weeks (US). I've ordered from them four times in the past year, and each transaction has been smooth.

u/ToastyTheToastening · 2 pointsr/AsianBeauty

For for products with hyaluronic acid in it Hada Labo is your friend. They have a [hydrating hyaluronic acid toner] (https://www.amazon.com/Hada-Labo-Gokujyn-Hyaluronic-Lotion/dp/B000FQUGXA) and facial wash that is loved in this sub. They also have a HA sheet masks, sunscreen, moisterizer and oil cleanser so you could technically make an entire routine with products with HA in them!

u/Ambergold7 · 1 pointr/SkincareAddiction

This thread will probably be more helpful than I can be https://www.reddit.com/r/AusSkincare/comments/3nfk95/sunscreen_for_oily_skin/, but as the thread says, Neutrogena is a good cheap option, and the other best cheap option is Asian sunscreens, of which I swear by Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel SPF 50, it's a famous Japanese sunscreen that's a light, hydrating white cream that melts into skin and lasts for hours. IT's on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Hada-Labo-Creamy-Gel-SPF50PA/dp/B007408PIS or $10-$13 on ebay

u/StormWolf555 · 2 pointsr/MakeupAddiction

For eyeliner, applying dark colored eyeshadow on a stiff angled brush works well, as well as eyeliner stamps. With those, you can get a perfect wing with little effort. I would consider the eyeshadow method over the liquid liner, because it's easier. It's also a great way to use up those eyeshadow shades that are typically untouched. If you do choose to use the liquid liner, I would use tape to create a sharper wing. Link to eyeliner stamps down below:https://www.amazon.com/Original-Eyeliner-Stamp-PURE-Pens/dp/B078TY13L2/ref=sr_1_1_sspa

I personally have never used eyeliner stamps, but they look so easy to use. I am pretty new to makeup myself.

u/ClemWillRememberThat · 2 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

Spam much appreciated! Here's what else I've got in my cart:


Innisfree Eco Safety Perfect Sunblock (SPF50+/PA+++) 50ml



Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel SPF50PA+++



Biore Sarasara Uv Aqua Rich Waterly Essence Sunscreen 50g Spf50+ Pa+++


And that's it because I apparently can't count :>

u/fuutenfantasy · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

Wow, congratulations! That must have taken a lot of hard work and finesse. I know you don't know me, but I"m proud of you :D

If the raffle were to pick me ( BIG MONEY! , by the way) I would want either/both of these things:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006HCJXBM/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=21L97YRCRB7OE&coliid=I1TYFI0DA7IWBT

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004X1QY20/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=21L97YRCRB7OE&coliid=I268AFD6FXWZAB

You're awesome! Keep kicking ass!

u/Lady_DudeBro · 5 pointsr/MakeupAddiction

L'Oreal Paris Lineur Intense Felt Tip Liquid Eyeliner. I've tried sooooooo many liners, it's a joke. Cream, gel, pencil, pen, brush tip, felt tip, $5, $45, you name it, it's been on my eyes. This is the best one. THE BEST.

u/lalalaliss · 1 pointr/SkincareAddiction

Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel SPF50PA+++ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007408PIS/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_YbRPub0MAHYRE

I've been using this for a few weeks and LOVE it! I wear it under makeup every single day without issue. No bad smells, feels wonderful, no white cast and it's SPF50 and PA++++! HG for sure.

u/pnmt2498 · 2 pointsr/BeautyGuruChatter

Kiss me heroine liquid eyeliner! It's a japanese brand that make super water-proof mascara. I went through probably 10 of those eyeliners. It's my holy-grail eyeliner. It's about 14$ on Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/Kiss-Me-Heroine-Smooth-Liquid/dp/B005F751WK

u/lightzalot · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

This eyeliner! Get you a nice tv! I haven't had a tv for years and I finally just got one a few months ago. It's the first flatscreen tv I have ever owned. lol

Thanks for the contest! :)

u/mjhc · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

My name is Maria Jose and my favorite makeup product are blushes and lipsticks, I'm obsessed! My favorite makeup look is this one I've been wanting to try it! An interesting fact is that I just turned 21 and I'm going skating today.
I've been wanting to try (these eyeliners)[http://www.amazon.com/Italia-eyeliner-pencils-Set/dp/B004HSO124/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_nC?ie=UTF8&colid=2SMSRCH8DFTQX&coliid=I2JXUITD00GEXZ]

THanks for gifting!

u/oatmeal_pie · 2 pointsr/MakeupAddiction

A thinner brush may do the trick. A liquid liner also makes for more even lines. My favorite is actually a Japanese brand, KissMe Heroine Make Eyeliner. The bristles are flat and tapered so that you can make very fine, precise lines. Stila Stay All Day is also very popular on this sub. It has a felt tip applicator.

u/alendiel · 2 pointsr/RandomActsofMakeup

It's not done yet, but the Kingkiller Chronicle by Patrick Rothfuss is incredible. Two books have been written out of the proposed trilogy, The Name of the Wind and The Wise Man's Fear You won't want to put them down. It's about a man named Kvothe telling his life story and all the trials he faced, including love and loss. It's technically a fantasy series, but doesn't quite read that way. You won't want to put it down! Even if you don't pick me, please read these books, I promise you won't regret. No one I've met who has read them doesn't love them.
NEIL!

u/diaju · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Don't suppose you play League of Legends, do you? Because I have been known to CAWCAW

I usually ask for surprises, buuutt this , or this , or a surprise at your discretion :)

Happy graduation! Have you picked a major for college?

Some college essentials for you: here, this, these

u/Melbot3000 · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Congrats!! :)

Make Good Art

This is my fav item. A little over $5, but free shipping.

Or these.

u/pkzilla · 1 pointr/AsianBeauty

They look good! I'm totally unable to do wings with a pencil though. My favorite thing to use, ok the only thing I'm able to get a perfect wing with, are these guys http://www.amazon.com/K-palette-24h-Real-Lasting-Eyeliner/dp/B00B6YVBUW/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1452005885&sr=8-2&keywords=k-palette
I need an ultra precice pen liner or I just can't haha.

u/calai · 2 pointsr/RandomActsofMakeup

hat a great contest idea! I would have to say that I am a cloud burst. Most parts of my life are pretty good but every now and then the skies open up and I am struggling to keep my head above water in one aspect of my life. I would just love to start playing around with [this!] (http://www.amazon.com/52106-Japanese-Waterproof-Liquid-Eyeliner/dp/B007VTJE50/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_nC?ie=UTF8&colid=3R2LF093HTYSW&coliid=I1VX1Y2DFVBV8G)

u/Allizabeth · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

beautiful , smart , and generous! :D
Muy Bonita!

u/theimpossiblesong · 2 pointsr/Blind

I love this question it's not silly at all! I'm a blind makeup lover too so I completely understand.
Have you tried using a winged eye liner stamp? They're a bit more of a tactile experience than using a pen and require a little less precision. Plus once you get some practice it looks really cute!
Here are a few options!

https://m.sephora.com/product/wink-stamp-wing-eyeliner-P449090

https://www.amazon.com/Eyeliner-Stamp-WingLiner-Waterproof-Smudgeproof/dp/B07GM317JJ

https://thevampstamp.com/

u/Lost-black-dahlia · 7 pointsr/MakeupAddiction

You could draw a "template" with an eyeliner pencil and then fill in with a liquid eyeliner... Having an eyeliner brush might help too.

Also, this product exists https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078TY13L2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_2Fb3CbKJC8354

Here is a helpful tutorial too. https://youtu.be/SKqa1Fa6Gto

Good luck. 🕊️

u/LacquerLover · 1 pointr/MakeupAddiction

I can never get a great, thin line with a pencil, so I use a little pot of liquid eyeliner, and a really thin brush. You could probably get similar results with a different brand; the main reason I picked MUFE was ease of purchase (I have a store in my nearest mall, with a significantly shorter line than the one at Sephora) and success with their other products.

Before those purchases, I had a felt tip eyeliner that I liked (I think it was this one?!). As long as I used a light hand, I had no issues making a really thin line.

u/Marsandtherealgirl · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

That's the one. :) If I use a primer, it stays pretty well.

I also likethis one for drug store felt tip liner. And right now I'm using Stila stay all day liner which is a felt tip. But it's $20. Haha

u/smileykatftb · 3 pointsr/MakeupAddiction

I use Japanese liquid eyeliners; a lot of them go on smooth and have fine brush tips.
Here's one very popular in Asia that I have been using for two years because I have monolids and my eyeliner tends to smudge at the outer corners but this one doesn't: KissMe Smooth Liquid Eyeliner Plus, it's very similar to the KVD tattoo eyeliner but costs waaay less.
And this is a list of recommended Japanese eyeliners I found online:https://tokyobeautybook.com/2016/09/09/5-of-the-best-japanese-drugstore-liquid-liners/ All of the listed eyeliners sell well in Japan, and my mom uses the Mote eyeliner and she likes it very much.

Edit: formatting

u/hello-everything · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Hmmm, under 10?

u/ilovesushialot · 3 pointsr/MakeupAddiction

Haha you are actually preaching to the choir. I use the Heroine Kiss Me eyeliner and prefer it way over Stila or KVD. I also use the K-palette 24 hour tattoo liner from Japan and prefer it over anything else!

u/WinnyPooBoo · 10 pointsr/Eyelooks

I love it! Suggestion to make the green more dark like the photo you should put some gel eyeliner underneath. Based on ur photo i believe the inner corner highlight has some highlighter in it or even glitter

Edit: Maybelline New York Makeup Eyestudio Lasting Drama Gel Eye Liner, Blackest Black, Waterproof, 0.106 Ounce,Pack of 1

Edit 2: i also think she used a very white concealer underneath.

u/treelets · 4 pointsr/AsianBeauty

MBD masks are usually at a good price, along with Missha FTE, and Missha Long Name Ampoule. Most any Hado Labo product is available through Prime such as their HA lotion, Arbutin Milk, cleansing foam, and creamy gel sunscreen, all of which are fairly popular. You can also get the Mizon Snail Recovery Gel Cream on Prime and some of the rest of the Mizon snail line. There may be a discrepancy of $1-3 between sellers or versus another site, but those all include 2-day shipping and Amazon's customer service which is typically very good about protecting your interests when dealing with third-party vendors.

u/sassafrass82 · 18 pointsr/30PlusSkinCare

I highly recommend checking out Japanese sunscreens. They are way more cosmetically elegant than sunscreen in the US. These two are my favorite: Biore Aqua Rich and Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel

u/happypolychaetes · 1 pointr/MakeupAddiction

I have really oily eyelids and I actually use gel liner. I get this one and it's fantastic. It's waterproof too, so when I sweat or swim or whatever it still stays on. And it looks very natural; you can do a thin line or a thick line, whatever you want! I like it more than liquid liner because it's more mistake-friendly. I find liquid liner to be much harder to put on.

u/Lizardbreath · 3 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

Biore UV Bright Face Milk is PA++++

I really loved this stuff but unfortunately it's too drying for my skin :( I have a bottle that's still pretty full, if you like I can send it to you! If you're interested in trying it out of course.

I'm trying Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel next, it's supposed to be more moisturizing.

u/npc_12 · 2 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

This isn't drugstore, but it's around 12 dollars on Amazon: Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel PA++++. Excellent UVA/UVB protection, chemical/physical combo. It does have alchohol, but not as much as other Asian sunscreens. I have dry/sensitive skin and it never flakes or irritates me. It's actually a little hydrating. I will be reordering soon!

u/apollymipanthos · 4 pointsr/AsianBeauty

The Biore Sarasara Uv Aqua Rich Waterly Essence Sunscreen 50g Spf50+ Pa+++ is only $10 on Amazon. If alcohol as an ingredient turns you away, there's also this Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel SPF50PA+++ for $14 also on Amazon. Bonus - no white cast from either! :D

u/feetsoup · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

I just got this. It's pretty good! I like it a lot.

u/peanutmonkey · 2 pointsr/MakeupAddiction

I found http://www.amazon.com/LOreal-Paris-Intense-Eyeliner-0-05-Fluid/dp/B004BCVBKG and it's similar to the CK one I have (I got it with some perfume I got for xmas...and I like it better than the perfume!) What I do, because I'm no good with liquid liner but adore the look, is do a FINE line with my pencil, and then go over it with the liquid. It's a bit of a cheat, but it works!

u/Daheep · 1 pointr/AsianBeauty

K-Palette makes a great liquid eyeliner that is really precise. If you prefer a gel liner, Visee makes an excellent one that is incredibly slim.

u/fsutan · 1 pointr/MakeupAddiction

The Real Techniques Fine Liner Brush is a favorite of mine for liner brush. It's currently BOGO 50% and it's only $5.99 for one. Note, this is the one that is sold individually, not the one that comes in a starter set.

http://www.ulta.com/ulta/browse/productDetail.jsp?productId=xlsImpprod4260017


Or you can get it on Amazon with free 2 day shipping if you sign up for Prime for $5.23 here:

http://www.amazon.com/Real-Techniques-Fine-Liner-Brush/dp/B007O7AZ3O

u/sky_dotnet · 5 pointsr/femalefashionadvice

Sunscreen is really important for preventing wrinkles, regardless of skin color. It is recommended to wear at least 30SPF on your face (I wear 50spf on my face and neck). You should wear sunscreen on your face every single day, regardless if you think you won't have much sun exposure. The sun is not friendly to your skin.

Asian sunscreens, IMO, are the best. They're cheaper and use ingredients that do not irritate the skin (for most people). Asian sunscreens are highly recommended over at /r/skincareaddiction, such as this.

u/pat_benatartlet · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

Here's the link! I'm really digging these, even though I have never heard of or used the brand. Great glam =)

u/MaddieEms · 1 pointr/AsianBeauty

Hmmmm that's so interesting!! I looked again and the Amazon listing I bought it from (from a Japanese seller) says PA+++, but I checked my bottle and it actually says PA++++. I wonder if it's been reformulated? Ratzilla's website would say so, but I don't have time today to check.

Here's the listing: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007408PIS/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_dp_ss_1?pf_rd_p=1535523722&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B00CEGVWPU&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=0XQ39QJNJWB4G0DHGJ7V

I feel kinda dumb haha. Thanks for pointing it out! Now I will stop searching for a PA++++ =)

u/quick_quip_whip · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

like butter. This would be cool. Thanks!

u/xSaltyDogx · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

5000 people subscribed! Awesome! Thanks so much for doing this contest! :)



The 5 top items in my makeup collection are: bb cream, urban decay eye primer, sephora desert sunset palette, mascara and burts bees mango lip balm.


My item


I got 5 on it

u/ashleymarie92 · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

happy birthday!!

This please!

u/moon-sun1015 · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Doodlebug

Your item is this lip balm!

My item is this eyeliner!

Thanks for the contest :)

u/honeybuttery · 1 pointr/MakeupAddiction

Seconding the Biore! I also use the Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel!
Which one I pick kind of depends on what I need that day. If I'm in a rush, I do the Biore because it absorbs sooooo quickly. If I need just a little extra hydration, I use the Hada Labo. You can get them both on Amazon. Neither of them mess with my foundation or give me white cast. Both are all around awesome sunscreens.

u/s0upmonsta · 7 pointsr/beauty

I like using Maybelline liquid eyeliners. This one is great, and affordable.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B006UET4XE

u/ssinns · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

Here! They are hella cheap and very promising from the swatches i slauthered over my hand heheh

u/msronswanson · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

You're a graphic designer!? I think that is too damn cool. I wanted to do that in college but my portfolio wasn't impressive enough. I would love to see some of your work.

This and this are the products I am most lusting over right now.

RAINFOREST

u/nocoffeenoworkee1 · 2 pointsr/BeautyBoxes

They have great ones on Amazon!

(I bought this and it works great)

Winged Eyeliner Stamp - The Flick Stick by Lovoir Black, Waterproof Make Up, Smudgeproof, Long Lasting Liquid Eye liner Pen, Vamp Style Wing, 2 Wingliner Pens In A Pack (10mm Classic, Midnight Black) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GM317JJ/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_apa_i_hFEVDb0WVZEBV

u/mypanda · 4 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

I'd recommend experimenting with Japanese sunscreens like Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel until you find one you can tolerate. There's a lot of sunscreens out there that don't feel nasty at all!

u/Pi_Maker · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I dont think i did.. i sent you THESE ones.. they say "AllBeauty 12 Color Lip Eyebrow Plastic Glitter Pencil Pen Cosmetic Makeup Set Kit Eyeliner"

Someone must really love you a bunch!!

u/caraeeezy · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I would really love these for my makeup collection!

u/WasteYourMind · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Yay for gifts!

and again, just because, YAY FOR GIFTS!

u/MeghanAM · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

What makes me beautiful!

Eyeliner! I'm lacking in color options. Currently I can wear brown, or GEL brown.

u/Feeling_Pretty · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

Hopscotch! My add on! Cream blush!

So here's how I normally look...and here's a funny face!

EDIT: someone actually glammed me that blush...so this one then!

u/scrubbedin · 2 pointsr/notliketheothergirls

L'Oréal Paris Lineur Intense Felt Tip Liquid Eyeliner, Carbon Black, 0.05 fl. oz. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004BCVBKG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_eniWDbTS818Y8

All I’ve ever used since 2004. It’s awesome.

u/radrax · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

Hey there! I want this or this

You should DEFINITELY bake this Guinness Chocolate Cake. My SO's mom made it and he said it was incredible.

u/rekhiebaby · 2 pointsr/BeautyAddiction

I love the Clio liner as well! Amazon usually has them for around $14, sometimes with Prime shipping (here is one with Prime for $15.50), but some listings do ship from Asia and take about 3 weeks to arrive.

u/ChestyLarue_6 · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

Awwww shucks, you're too kind! I've been itching to get my little paws on this for awhile now! http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B007O7AZ3O/ref=aw_wl_ov_dp_2_10?colid=LVV9RQ6ODJGG&coliid=I1IQZX3KTFO3S0

Thanks again for doing this contest. You rock!

u/Basil-kun · 2 pointsr/TheGirlSurvivalGuide

I checked a few YouTube videos of the flextip, and it seems very similar to the KissMe Heroine eyeliner. I wear this every day, and it's both waterproof and long-lasting.

u/ekboney00 · 32 pointsr/AskWomen

There are eyeliner sticks that are basically stamps for a perfect wing. Amazon link

u/kitten_penguin · 2 pointsr/RandomActsofMakeup

I switched out the hot pink for a nude lipstick. I really want to put on a violet though...

edit: so in this I am using Holika Holika Peach Girl BB shade 01 (please don't be discontinued!), theBalm Houndstooth Mauve blush, Naked 2 for the shadows, liquid liner and had on MAC St Germain in the photo lol

u/kiribyi · 2 pointsr/MakeupAddiction

I tend to avoid eye makeup when I have lash extensions. But if I do use eyeliner, I buy an eyeliner that can be removed with hot/warm water. This is the one I've used previously: https://www.amazon.com/KissMe-Smooth-Liquid-Eyeliner-Black/dp/B005F751WK/ref=pd_sim_194_6?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B005F751WK&pd_rd_r=Y4007VTBW8HW57CTTM2X&pd_rd_w=QRayT&pd_rd_wg=Cm0Ez&psc=1&refRID=Y4007VTBW8HW57CTTM2X

I've never heard of microbrushes! But I'm assuming the large size is best in order to mimic the same effect as a q-tip more or less

u/nekroid · 8 pointsr/TheGirlSurvivalGuide

Maybelline Eye Studio Liquid Precise Liner. I've tried lots of brands of all price ranges and this one is my go to. The application style is very easy to work with, and it lasts all day.

u/1271112 · 1 pointr/tretinoin

Combo skin.


Physical: Alba Botanica 30 mineral


Highest PPD (38-39) La Roche Posay Anthelios Dermo-Pediatric SPF50+ Lotion 300ml


Elegant: Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel SPF50PA+++

And a couple more that I haven't try from Missha.

u/dizzyvonblue · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

eyeliner it's on my makeup list :)

Cowpox mooo

u/terping · 5 pointsr/RandomActsofMakeup

Oy, I feel ya, it's SO MONDAY isn't it?

I'm going to be THE TARDIS! I handpainted a corset, got a foofy tutu skirt and some awesome blue makeup, even have blue hair :D

spooky scary!

item

u/Airmaid · 3 pointsr/muacjdiscussion

Thank you! Just a simple eyeliner brush. Specifically, I got this brush in one of their sets https://www.amazon.com/Real-Techniques-Fine-Liner-Brush/dp/B007O7AZ3O

u/Skyzfallin · 2 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

I only used it twice (that is how much I hated it) and so cannot remember the exact smell. If I have to guess, I think they try to be flowery. The only thing that I recall is that I took a sniff and wanted to throw up. Then the smell lingers. Then there is the feel. It does not feel nice as say compared to loccitane non-spf hand cream. After this, I was afraid to get the loccitane hand cream with spf because I read review about bad smell at sephora.

i rather use PC hand cream (which is not moisturizing) or hada labo uv cream gel spf (for face but is too heavy for my oily skin so I use it on my hands)http://www.amazon.com/Hada-Labo-Creamy-Gel-SPF50PA/dp/B007408PIS. PC is physical sunscreen. I used to use it for the face when they had no other physical sunscreen available.

For my hands, i want to prevent getting madonna like wrinkly hands. Moisture is secondary ti me.

u/anyamal · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

They are a brand called Italia. The set is less than $8.00, and so worth it!
I found them on Amazon here

u/DarlingBri · 6 pointsr/muacjdiscussion

This one! You can find the same thing on US Amazon too.

u/LadyEmeriss · 1 pointr/femalefashionadvice

Amazon! It says it is PA +++ but it is actually the PA ++++. Every once in a while it will be Prime too!
http://www.amazon.com/Hada-Labo-Creamy-Gel-SPF50PA/dp/B007408PIS

u/tobaya12 · 2 pointsr/RandomActsofMakeup

It's probably the product itself; you shouldn't be having to cake it on like that. I haven't tried the product you're using so I can't say for sure that that's the problem, but the Inglot liner I have goes on completely opaque in one pass. (I use this RT brush to apply.) That liner is $12 not including shipping. If that's out of your budget, I also use a Milani Liquid Eye gel pencil on my waterline, which you can buy at CVS for $7 I think?

I can vouch for both of those that they go on in one pass, are opaque, and stay put, if you want to try something else!

u/ergdegdeg · 3 pointsr/AsianBeauty

I like Shiseido Senka Mineral Water UV Gel and Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel. Both have no white cast and don't break me out if removed properly through double cleansing. As for pilling, that usually happens when you layer two or more products with incompatible bases (e.g. silicone- and water-based products).

u/cleverpseudoname · 3 pointsr/MakeupAddiction

They were probably referring to K-Palette One Day Tattoo Eyeliner.

u/iciclepop · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

We can have meat for dinner!

I have a Shitzu and her name is Twinkie! I thought the name was so cute!

I always wanted these eyeliners!

http://www.amazon.com/Italia-Eyeliners-Set-of-12/dp/B006HCJXBM/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_nC?ie=UTF8&colid=JVBSWDSMLOPX&coliid=I1T38Z7AU5E6R0

u/wow__okay · 2 pointsr/90DayFiance

Get one of the cat eye stamps! Game changer

u/Whaaaooo · 1 pointr/SkincareAddiction

I am in the Bay Area, California :/. There's none you know of that are without that smell? Anyways, so this works well, and doesn't have that distinct smell?: http://www.amazon.com/Hada-Labo-Creamy-Gel-SPF50PA/dp/B007408PIS

u/LeatheryLayla · 2 pointsr/restofthefuckingowl

here’s a similar one to the one I have, it’s not exactly the one but it looks close

u/Catyperry · 1 pointr/SkincareAddiction

I just use sunscreen instead of both! I use

Hada Labo UV Creamy Gel SPF50PA+++

u/MidnightFlight · 2 pointsr/AskMen

ditch american sunscreens, they offer shit protection against uva rays.

these two are great:

http://www.amazon.com/Hada-Labo-Creamy-Gel-SPF50PA/dp/B007408PIS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1426017554&sr=8-1&keywords=hada+labo+uv+creamy+gel


http://www.amazon.com/Biore-Sarasara-Waterly-Essence-Sunscreen/dp/B004LRO7DO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1426017624&sr=8-1&keywords=biore+aqua+rich


far better uva protection, extremely wearable with zero white cast, fairly cheap.

remember that the term "spf" only measures protection against uvb rays, "ppd" or "pa+++/+" is uva protection. uva rays are the ones that cause dna damage, break down collagen, accelerate skin aging, all that shit you want to avoid. a sunscreen with an spf of 70 isn't going to do too much against uva rays for long if its ppd is only ~8, which is where american sunscreens are generally at, but i don't think it'd be a stretch to say most are even below that number.

if you'd rather just buy whatever you see at the drugstore for daily/casual use, it's still light years better than not wearing anything at all. but if you live in florida or california and are outside all day every day, it wouldn't be a bad idea to consider upping your uva protection.

and remember, uvb rays can't penetrate glass but uva rays can - skin damage is still accumulated driving in your car or sitting inside near windows. if you drive a lot, might be something to consider too.

u/milkybabe · 3 pointsr/MakeupAddiction

Clio Waterproof Brush Liner Set Plus Makeup Cleansing Oil, Kill Black/001, 0.5 Ounce https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00RDRT41O/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_CwegAbJB13BW8

Clio does both felt and tip. Unfortunately you can't buy the brush tip alone on Amazon :( I don't use the makeup oil it comes with but I buy the pack just for the liner. The felt is like $5 cheaper but I don't prefer it

u/RumpleAndBelle · 1 pointr/RandomActsofMakeup

I try to donate to local out reach programs as often as possible, When I have the extra funds I donate food to the food bank, toiletry items to the local womens shelter and to the local animal shelter. Last year we donated a box that weighed 54 LBS to the womens shelter full of travel sized soaps, shampoo, lotion, razors, cosmetics and more. I believe their is real karma in life and always try to balance out the good karma I receive by giving back and participating in the community as well.

When I worked as a cashier I hated when families would come in and end up being a few dollars short on groceries, diapers, what ever you name it I could see the hurt and worry on their faces so even though I could have gotten in trouble for it there were quite a few times I would lower the prices of items so they could afford their grocery bill. Hopefully one day they will be able to pay it forward as well.

I would say: One, Two, Three, & Four. Thank you for hosting this giveaway the stories shared here are so sweet I have read a few and plan on reading the rest.

u/girlintaiwan · 2 pointsr/AsianBeauty

Welcome! What are your skin concerns? You said your skin is "semi-oily", does that mean oily T-zone? Do you have any scarring or anything?

To answer your question about panda eyes, I have really bad dark circles and there is some cream I use from Nature Republic. It's helped to brighten up that area a bit.

Also, I noticed that you said you wear suncreen, but that you are "quite tan". I think you should up your sunscreen game. I'm sure you know all about the risks of skin cancer, but (as other AB members can attest to), sun damage can greatly speed up the aging process for your skin. Do yourself a favor and wear a sunscreen with a very high SPF. You can find some great recommendations on this sub; I myself use this one.

u/Teej92 · 9 pointsr/MakeupAddiction

You could try something like these?

https://www.amazon.com/Eyeliner-Stamp-WingLiner-Waterproof-Smudgeproof/dp/B07GM317JJ

My sister used them and said they weren’t half bad. If she can get the triangle shape, maybe the connecting line will be the only hard part left?