For twist-up eyeliners, cut off some of the end before each use to make sure it’s as clean as possible. That will ensure that you’re using the product at its freshest as you have shaved away any contaminants. If you use an eyeliner pencil, be sure to thoroughly sharpen it before each use. There are additional ways to prevent harmful bacteria from coming too close to your eye. For a softer look, smudge your applied eyeliner with the tip of your finger or a Q-tip. If not, try placing eyeliner dots or dashes just below your lashes, and then connect them for a seamless look. If you’re a practiced eyeliner applier, you are probably capable of lining your lower lid in just one stroke. This will make the area just below your lower eyelashes taught and make it easier to apply eyeliner just below your eyelashes.
#Waterline eye liner skin
To line just below your lashes, gently pull your skin down and away from your eye.
Lining just below your lash means safer, longer-lasting eye liner. Plus, the eye’s natural moisture causes the liner on the waterline to move, meaning it doesn’t last as long as liner applied below the lash line. In rare cases, it may also cause eye infections or blurred vision. Any bacteria or contaminants on the tip of your eyeliner have the potential to travel into your eye and cause discomfort, irritation or redness to those with sensitive or dry eyes. Applying eyeliner on the waterline increases your risk of contaminating your eye. But is eyeliner on your waterline safe?Īs it turns out, it’s probably not the safest idea. The waterline is the wet part (go figure) just above your lower lashes that creates a nice little shelf for your eyeliner.
People either apply it directly below the lash line or on the waterline. Eyeliner seems to find a home in one of two places under the eye.
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