Eyeliner For Round Eyes

Eyeliner is one of the most versatile make-up products that you can use for enhancing your look and the overall appearance of your eyes. Depending on how you wear your eyeshadow, it can either compliment your skin or completely alter it. If you have naturally light or fair eyes, using eyeshadow can really enhance your eyes and make them look much more youthful and beautiful than they are. 

However, if you happen to be one of the many women out there who have very dark eyes and need eyeliner for round eyes to even out the color of your eyes, you may have to practice a bit more on how you apply your eyeliner. Here are some helpful tips for applying Eyeliner For Round Eyes.

When it comes to eyeliner for round eyes, the application should primarily be on creating a longer, more dramatic look. Play up the lower lash line with a longer, extended feather eyeliner or with a black, smudged liner on the lower lash line to both the top and bottom lash lines. To add definition to your eyeliner, use a brown or gold shadow along the lash line to extend its length. 

For a Classy Look, Try Using Eyeliner to Line the Lower Half 

For an extra striking look, try applying eyeliner to your upper lid and extending it upward beyond the natural crease. For a classy look, try using eyeliner to line the lower half of your eyes and then extending the extension to the brow bone.

To make eyeliner for round eyes look straight, you want to start off by lining the outside of your eye completely before beginning to apply it. Then take your eyeliner and line the inside of your eye in a sweeping motion. You'll want to be careful not to apply too much eyeliner for this look because it may begin to look wavy. You can help your eye look straight by taking a thin line of eyeliner along the lower lash line about three inches below the natural crease.

As with any other type of eyeliner, you want to choose a pencil that is specifically designed to enhance your eye shape. If you have a heart-shaped face, you'll want to find pencils that are dark and slender. If you have a square-shaped face, you'll want to use pencils that are light and rounded. To enhance the shape of your eyes, use the darker one on the inner rims of your eye and the lighter one to the outer rims.

You'll also want to use a high quality eyeliner for eyes that is made of natural hair. Most gel eyeliners do not last long because they are made from mink or fake fur and even then they start to stiffen when applied to the skin around your eyes. Any kind of eyeliner that is made of synthetic material will easily flake off in just a few seconds. When you apply eyeliner for round eyes make sure the liner doesn't look heavy or clumpy on your eyes.

Choose a Brown Mascara with a Curved Tip, If you have Thinner Lashes

When you're trying different eyeliner for round eyes to find one that suits you, try a few out on your eyes. Don't wear them too long; you'll be pulling the makeup off. If you do wear them too short, they'll look unnatural. 

Also, if you have any eye allergies, make sure you don't use any oil-based makeup removers on your eyelids. If you find that some brands irritate your skin, you may be able to use the email protected version of the product.

Lips are very important when you're applying eyeliner for round eyes. Apply as much as you can, keeping it thin and pointing upwards at your teeth. Curl your lashes after you've applied the second coat and press them gently against your eye to get an instant lift. You can also use a bit of water-based eye makeup remover if you want a slightly messier look.

Eyeliner for upturned eyes looks best when you use black eye shadow. The last step is to fill in the remaining lower lash line with a darker shade of mascara. You can choose a brown mascara with a curved tip, if you have thinner lashes. It will also add an extra dimension to your eyeliner, making your eyes look like they're almost closing.