Getting your cat-eye flick on point is not so much about technique as it is about which product you use. The brush tip and formula matter, especially in these five scenarios.
Getting your cat-eye flick on point is not so much about technique as it is about which product you use. The brush tip and formula matter, especially in these five scenarios.
What to use: A non-waterproof eyeliner with a pen-like tip for better control, and in brown so that mistakes are less obvious, says makeup artist Sha Shamsi.
3ina The 2 in 1 Pen Eyeliner, $23.
L’Oreal Paris Super Liner Black Lacquer, $20.90.
Mamonde Long-lasting Liquid Eyeliner, $17.
Dior Diorshow On Stage Liner, $50. This works best if you don’t have hooded lids.
What to use: First, use a gel or pencil eyeliner, which glides more easily over uneven skin. Then, use a liquid eyeliner to define, says Yeo. Apply minimal pressure and go slowly for better control over the line, says Sha.
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Kate Tokyo Quick Lock Liquid Liner WP, $17.
