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How to Apply Eyeliner Inside the Eye

By Holly Mccoy, eHow Editor
How to Apply Eyeliner Inside the Eye
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Applying eyeliner to the inside rim of your eye can do many things for your eyes. First, they will stand out. Second, you can use this beauty tip to make your look more dramatic. Third, it can make you look sophisticated. It is easy to learn how to apply your eyeliner inside your eye to look your very best.

Difficulty: Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • Eyeliner
  • Brightening pencil
  1. Step 1

    The first step to applying eyeliner inside the eye is to pick a brand that is long-lasting. Cheaper brands may be enticing, but they will rub off much faster. Choose a good brand of eyeliner and apply it in the morning, and it should last all day with only minimal touch-up required.

  2. Step 2

    Hold the eyeliner steady in one hand. Gently pull down the skin underneath your eye with the other. Carefully apply the eyeliner to the lower rim of your eye, starting from the inside corner (near your nose). Work your way carefully outward, making sure you do not poke your eye with the pencil. This could cause tearing and mess up your work so far.

  3. Step 3

    Let go of your eye, and then repeat Step 2, this time running the eyeliner right along the lash line on your lower eye. The more liner you put on, the more dramatic of a look you will get. This makes the eyeliner stand out more. Repeat for your other eye.

  4. Step 4

    Apply liner lightly for daytime use, and heavier for nighttime. You may need top touch up your eyeliner during the day. If you need to, apply it following Steps 1 through 3.

Tips & Warnings
  • Use whitening liner to make your eyes brighter.
  • Soften your liner with a hair dryer on the lowest setting for a few seconds for easier application.
  • Replace your eyeliner every 3 to 6 months to avoid build-up of bacteria.
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