The Ageless Way to Apply Eyeliner

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This post deals with the deconstruction or instruction to lining the eyes.  Eyeliner to me is one of the important finishing touches to the eyes.  What makes eyeliner difficult is age.  As one ages, eyeliner tends to emphasize age more than a certain eye look.  This is where technique becomes important.
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Reconstruction Zone: Shaped to Define Eyes

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For many eyeshadow application can be a straightforward approach which is the simple approach of applying highlighter, crease color, and lid color.  As mentioned in my last post, your eyes consist of what you see in front and the sides.  They are three dimensional just like your face!

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The Many Faces of a Makeup Addict

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I just had to highlight the many looks Aldona from Working Beauty has created from the tutorials on Into the Palette.  You might wonder why I do those tutorials the way I do.
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See Who Has Become Bewitched

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My latest tutorial had to do with the extreme winged eyeliner look.  Aldona from Working Beauty has recently turned her eyes into a pair of bitchin' witch eyes!

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What is On the Lid Lifts the Eyes: The Winged Eyeliner

*Post originally written by Olivia J on The Unknown Beauty Blog. If you see this post elsewhere, it has been plagiarized.*

The winged eyeliner is one look that can make or break the entire finished face.  After all it consists of just drawing a line and a winged end. However, sometimes that winged end looks like a worm crawling out of the corner of your lash line and ready to be pulled out by crow’s feet.  Talk about the early bird catching the worm!

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