Beauty Mark It! Liquid Eyeliner

July 25, 2007

You already know that heavily lined eyes are hot for fall. But to get them, you'll need dexterity with liquid eyeliner. I used to be scared of using this glam product, but it turns out there's nothing to be afraid of. With a little practice, it's just as easy to apply as a pencil liner (and a lot easier to draw your skin, I think).

So for this week's Beauty Mark It challenge, tell me by Beauty Marking your favorites and tagging your choices with the phrase "liquid eyeliner." I'll feature the readers' favorites on BellaSugar next Tuesday, July 31.

To learn what a Beauty Mark is and how to make one, click here. To see some of my favorite online beauty stores, read more

Saks Beauty Place
Victoria's Secret Beauty
Sephora
Drugstore.com
Fred Segal Beauty
Folica
Strawberrynet.com
Nordstrom
Bergdorf Goodman
Beauty.com

11 Comments

DesignRchic 5 years 43 weeks

I'm glad the the liquid liners coming back!

angeldevilwings 5 years 43 weeks

I like it better than the pencil ones.

McCubcakes 5 years 43 weeks

hey bigestiveduscuit, does loreal just make one kind?

bigestivediscuit 5 years 43 weeks

I know, lucyS it takes a lot of practice and lots of eye-makeup remover within easy reach! I just went out and bought another L'Oreal liquid liner just now because I ran out ... :)

lucyS 5 years 43 weeks

Oooooo, thanks bigestiveduscuit. I'm petrified to line my eyes with liquid though.

bigestivediscuit 5 years 43 weeks

I beauty marked my favorite! I ALWAYS wear liquid liner, but I'm telling you, it's SO hard to find the perfect one, however I have definitely found it in the one by L'Oreal, after trying EVERYTHING - both cheap AND expensive! My eyes need a lot of definition, so I have to wear it otherwise they don't "pop." It took me some practice but I really think the key to proper application is a GOOD liquid liner with a great applicator. The ones that are too long or thin make for a shakier line, whereas if you find one that resembles more of a felt-tip pen, it's much easier to control AND you can still get a thin/thick line with it.