How to Use Liquid Eyeliner on Bottom Lid?

To apply liquid eyeliner to your bottom lid, use small strokes and aim for a subtle, defined look or a bold, winged effect.

Applying liquid eyeliner to the bottom lid can enhance your eye makeup but requires a steady hand and a light touch. Here's a step-by-step guide:

Steps for Applying Liquid Eyeliner to Your Bottom Lid

Prep Your Eyelid: Ensure your lower lash line is clean and dry. You can lightly powder it to prevent smudging.
Choose Your Eyeliner: Opt for a waterproof or smudge-proof liquid eyeliner to avoid transfer. A fine-tipped brush allows for more precise application.
Start Small: Begin by creating small, light dots or dashes along your lower lash line, close to the base of your lashes. This provides a guide and prevents a thick, uneven line.
Connect the Dots: Carefully connect the dots or dashes using short, even strokes. Avoid pulling or stretching your eyelid, as this can result in a shaky line.
Wing It (Optional): If you desire a winged effect, extend the line slightly upward at the outer corner of your eye, following the natural curve of your lower lash line. Think of it as extending the wing from your top lid downwards to meet the center of your bottom lashline.
Refine and Perfect: Use a cotton swab dipped in makeup remover to clean up any mistakes or sharpen the line.
Set with Eyeshadow (Optional): To further prevent smudging, you can lightly set the liquid eyeliner with a similar-colored eyeshadow using a small, angled brush.

Use a mirror placed below your face: This will allow you to look down while applying the eyeliner, providing a clearer view of your lower lash line.
Rest your elbow on a stable surface: This will help stabilize your hand and reduce shakiness.
Practice makes perfect: Don't be discouraged if your first attempt isn't flawless. Keep practicing, and you'll improve your technique over time.
Consider your eye shape: Different eye shapes may require different application techniques. Experiment to find what works best for you. For example, if you have close-set eyes, focusing the eyeliner on the outer corners can create the illusion of wider eyes.
Think about waterline vs. lash line: Consider if you want the liner on your lash line, or slightly below (toward the waterline). Applying it to the waterline is a different effect and can cause irritation for some.

Applying too much product at once: This can result in a thick, messy line that's difficult to control.
Pulling or stretching your eyelid: This can damage the delicate skin around your eyes and create wrinkles.
Using a dull or worn-out eyeliner: This can make application difficult and uneven.
Sharing eyeliner: Sharing eye makeup can spread bacteria and lead to infections.