The Raddest Liner Look For Your Eye Shape

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Eyeliner is one of the great makeup-bag equalizers.
According to your eye shape,
liner styles should be different.
 
Monolid Eyes
Monolid eyes tend to be small,
so people tend to try to make them look bigger by faking a crease
 
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It looks good in a photograph,
but in real life, it’s too much.
 So, you really just need a very simple line
to enhance the coolness of this shape
 
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Hooded Eyes
They sometimes look heavy,
because of the way the eyelid sits.
 
People with these kinds of lids can attest
that their deep creases can sometimes
give their eyes a sunken, tired vibe, even if that’s not the case.
 
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Almond Eyes
 This is a very typical, classic shape.
 Pretty much anything looks good with almond eyes.
Just follow the natural eye shape.
 
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Making the wing longer is more fun!
 
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Hope it would help ♡
All photos have where they are from.


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