One,two, three, funky!
Hey ! bon retour sur ma chaîne. Même si il y a beaucoup de tutoriels pour faire son trait d'eyliner j'ai décidé de faire le mien
in-depth version and
En espérant que que ça vous aide alors si vous êtes intéressé, allons-y et commençons.
Okay, alors pour ce tutoriel, je vais utiliser le beauty wise eyeliner, et je vous conseille fortement d'en avoir un de ce style. C'est juste
comme un feutre, il a un côté fin et un autre plus épais, qui te donne un contrôle
complet dont tu as besoins pour faire ton trait de liner.
Très bien maintenant avant de commencer sois sûre de comprendre comment tu devrais tenir le liner
C'est à ça que ça ressemble quand tu le fait directement sur ton œil
So you can see that line looks straight sure, but it looks too thick and it doesn't have that nice sharp edge that you should have.
So if I were to let's say if I were to do it like this.
It just doesn't look up to standard. You see that bulbous end,
that's what's going to happen when you're painting head-on now. Look at the difference when you hold it at an angle.
Take a pen, angle It like this.
Like that, you see that? It's not laying on my skin, but it's kind of like hovering at that angle.
And I press it down
Vous voyez ?
Vous voyez à quoi ça ressemble c'est beaucoup mieux. C'est plus fin, it tapers better, et ça ne ressemble pas à ça.
So if you are making the mistake of holding the pen like this.
And you're wondering why no matter how steady you do it it still looks like that because you're putting it head-on.
Alright, so the first thing you want to do is draw your primary line.
Now your line is basically a guide on what angle your wing is going to be at. So, there's really two
standard ways to do it. Although
there's many other ways, but these are the two standards. And these two standards can either
go for style purposes or to accommodate to hooded eyes or
non hooded eyes and the first way is going straight across to like a straight wing. And
the second way is to do a curved-up wing. I'm just going to do that curve up wing let's go ahead and get started
So when you're doing this go ahead and angle your pen going this way and draw your first line
Towards your brow.
Like that, now the trick to getting both of your eyes even and the same is
by doing each step at the same time. So we do one step, you do the other step on the other. And that's going to
Be a lot easier to copy then to do one full eye and then try to give the exact same thing again
So let's go ahead and do the other eye so again you're gonna to start here
You could also start here, so if you're going to start up here if that's easier for you.
You want to do it this angle here. If you're going to start at this angle you need to start at this angle here
so angling the pen and
I'm literally just
gonna go up
and
Light handedly as well because you want that spiky tip so if you go too hard with it
It's going to look really bad, so just go lightly and go up. Alright
so the next step is to draw the slope. The slope line is basically going to
bring it together into a triangle alright.
So when you draw the slope line
you don't want to start right
directly at the tip of that line because then your eyeliner is going to look very like thick and round and awkward. You're gonna
have to start lower than that line, so I would say roughly about
right here
Okay, you see that so I didn't do it at the tip. I just did it right below that tip here
K, you're gonna start here, and you're gonna go down
Okay
So basically that literally went down and let the pen do it's thing
You're starting not at the tip
But below that tip.
And you're literally going to just drag it down. And with this
I'm putting a lot of force that way that line just go in direction.
So now you're going to follow this line to start there and
drag. And if you have wrinkly eyelid go ahead and pull it just a little bit and do it like that.
So I'm doing it at an angle. I'm not doing this
I'm not pointing it too flat up putting it at this nice fair Angle and
I'm dragging it like
this and
when you get to the inner corners you want that to be thinner, so
Okay, let me zoom in a little bit so that way you guys can see what I'm talking about.
So you see that I let the line be the same size
up to here. And then from this point on we're going to go thinner with it
So what you do is you take your pen or your eyeliner.
And you angle it this way, so take it from Straight angle it this way
And you're going to fill in not the top of the skin, but the inside piece
right here
See that? Not the top because if you do the top it's going to be too thick, so you want to do the inside piece
So again angle your pen and
Right here, you see that that inside skin. It's not on top of the skin
Like that see [all] [right]?
So you basically got all of that through and then just fill it in on this part of your eye lay it flat
like this and just
Go at your lash line to make sure that's all black and you're going to do it in small little section like this
And then fill it in on this side
all right, and
We are done
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