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Tightlining: A skill you need in your life!!!!

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Tightlining is a subtle yet impactful eyeliner technique that defines your eyes without the drama of a winged liner. It is also ideal if you have hooded eyes meaningyou might not have as much space for a dramtic eyeliner. It is also perfect for slightly mature eyelids as it is a subtle definition that is not too heavy. It involves applying eyeliner to your upper lash line between the lashes, creating a natural, smudged look that enhances your eyes' natural shape.

Here's how to do it:

  1. Prep Your Eyes: Start with clean, moisturized skin. Apply a primer to your eyelids for better eyeliner adherence.

  2. Choose Your Weapon: Opt for a waterproof gel or liquid eyeliner with a fine tip for the most precise application.

  3. Get Close: Gently pull your upper eyelid taut with your finger.

  4. Wiggle and Go: Starting from the inner corner of your eye, carefully wiggle the eyeliner tip between your lashes, as close to the root as possible.

  5. Build Gradually: Apply thin layers of eyeliner, gradually building up the intensity to your desired level.

  6. Smudge for Subtlety: Use a small smudger brush or a cotton swab to gently blend the liner for a softer, more diffused look.

Tips & Tricks:

  • Don't worry about gaps: It's okay if there are small gaps between the eyeliner and your lashes. The goal is a natural, diffused look.

  • Practice makes perfect: Tightlining takes practice. Don't get discouraged if it doesn't look perfect the first time.

  • Clean up any smudges: Use a cotton swab dipped in makeup remover to clean up any stray eyeliner.

Tightlining is a versatile technique that can be worn alone or as a base for a more dramatic look. It's perfect for everyday wear and can make your eyes appear larger and more defined.


Want to master this technique? Book a makeup lesson with me today and learn how to create stunning eye looks that enhance your natural beauty.


Steady hand needed, but also practice makes perfect!
Steady hand needed, but also practice makes perfect!


I hope this blog post helps! Let me know if you'd like me to elaborate on any of the points.

 
 
 

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