How do you avoid smudged eyeliner on the bottom of the eye after a few hours of use?

Answer 1

you apply the mascara at the bottom of your eye lash the same way on the top just that you coat both of the sides with water proof mascara.

-Lauren Viasey- Master of make up

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There are a couple of ways.

You can hold the wand vertically and stroke each lash going up and down.

Or you can hold it vertically and sweep it from side to side across your lashes.

You can also buy "bottom lash mascara" that has a very small brush. This you would hold horizontally and apply like the mascara on your upper lashes.

Answer 2

on the top, start at the lashline, then shake slightly going to the ends of your lashes. be sure to get the outside, continue until they are as thick and dark as you want them. on the bottom, just move your brush across your lashes.

Answer 3

Use Fullday eyeliner sealer. Its a clear gel that goes over any eye powder used as a liner, like under your eyes, and its used over pencil liners to stop smudging and fading; it's a fixative- keeps it in place!

I know that NYC (New York Colour) sells 3 types-translucent, beige and sorry can't remember!

what the translucent powder does is that it seals off you make up so that it doesn't smudge and get onto other objects.

hope this helps you!

Answer 4

My advice is: DO NOT WEAR MASCARA ON THE BOTTOM LASHES. They used to do this in the '80s, but not anymore. If you don't use water proof mascara, the mascara will come onto your skin and make dark circles under your eyes and its not very attractive. My advice is: DO NOT WEAR MASCARA ON THE BOTTOM LASHES. They used to do this in the '80s, but not anymore. If you don't use water proof mascara, the mascara will come onto your skin and make dark circles under your eyes and its not very attractive.

Answer 5

Applying doesn't always make it the best, you have to make sure you have a good brand so that it; lasts long, doesn't smudge and look realistic.

Applying:

Take the brush out of the mascara pot, if there are any clumpy parts of mascara on the brush, just wipe them off, on the edge of the pot.

Top lash;

Put the brush on your eyelashes (eyes open) and go right, left, right, left and kind of swivel up, doing this helps prevent clumpy eyes.

Bottom lash;

You don't need a lot on your bottom lash, you can do the swivel technique on your bottom lash, but just put a little amount on, top lashes are the most important and it looks better.

hope this helps:)