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lining the inner lid
Qintes <rn...@yahoo.com>
8/25/2004 11:56:37 AM
I tried this for the first time today and I'm suprised that I really
like the look. I was always afraid to do it since hearing so many
"women–have–gotten–eye–infections–and–gone–blind" stories in nursing
school. But I do have a question...how do I get it off at night?
Pam
like the look. I was always afraid to do it since hearing so many
"women–have–gotten–eye–infections–and–gone–blind" stories in nursing
school. But I do have a question...how do I get it off at night?
Pam
"Sophie" <Sop...@fakeaddress.com>
8/25/2004 12:07:08 PM
"Qintes" <rn...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:412cb4f...@127.0.0.1...
keep a bottle of liquid remover too (Rimmel) for things like this.
I tried this for the first time today and I'm suprised that I really
like the look. I was always afraid to do it since hearing so many
"women–have–gotten–eye–infections–and–gone–blind" stories in nursing
school. But I do have a question...how do I get it off at night?
Pam
I use a Q–tip with make–up remover on it. I prefer the Almay pads but I like the look. I was always afraid to do it since hearing so many
"women–have–gotten–eye–infections–and–gone–blind" stories in nursing
school. But I do have a question...how do I get it off at night?
Pam
keep a bottle of liquid remover too (Rimmel) for things like this.
SueG <...@susan–gardner.com>
8/25/2004 4:37:49 PM
Recently, Qintes wrote:
SueG
I tried this for the first time today and I'm suprised that I really
like the look. I was always afraid to do it since hearing so many
"women–have–gotten–eye–infections–and–gone–blind" stories in nursing
school. But I do have a question...how do I get it off at night?
Pam
May I ask what type of liner you used that stays on so well? Thanks. like the look. I was always afraid to do it since hearing so many
"women–have–gotten–eye–infections–and–gone–blind" stories in nursing
school. But I do have a question...how do I get it off at night?
Pam
SueG
Qintes <rn...@yahoo.com>
8/25/2004 1:59:40 PM
Sophie wrote:
inner lid regularly?
Pam
I use a Q–tip with make–up remover on it. I prefer the Almay pads but I
keep a bottle of liquid remover too (Rimmel) for things like this.
You don't get the remover in your eye? Ow ow ow ow. Do you line your keep a bottle of liquid remover too (Rimmel) for things like this.
inner lid regularly?
Pam
Qintes <rn...@yahoo.com>
8/25/2004 2:02:12 PM
SueG wrote:
like the look.
still be there tonight. It's Prestige waterproof though and that's
supposed to have pretty good staying power.
Pam
Recently, Qintes wrote:
I tried this for the first time today and I'm suprised that I really like the look.
May I ask what type of liner you used that stays on so well? Thanks.
Since today is the first time I tried it I don't actually know if it'll still be there tonight. It's Prestige waterproof though and that's
supposed to have pretty good staying power.
Pam
"Sophie" <Sop...@fakeaddress.com>
8/25/2004 2:15:24 PM
"Qintes" <rn...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:412cd1d...@127.0.0.1...
remover?
I've been doing it lately (with white eyeliner to look more awake) and it
doesn't bother me to remove it that way.
I also use a Q–tip to remove it from my lower lashes.
Sophie wrote:
You don't get the remover in your eye? Ow ow ow ow. Do you line your
inner lid regularly?
Pam
I must have tough inner eyelids – lol – doesn't sting. Maybe it's gentle You don't get the remover in your eye? Ow ow ow ow. Do you line your
inner lid regularly?
Pam
remover?
I've been doing it lately (with white eyeliner to look more awake) and it
doesn't bother me to remove it that way.
I also use a Q–tip to remove it from my lower lashes.
SueG <...@susan–gardner.com>
8/25/2004 6:39:14 PM
Recently, Qintes wrote:
SueG
SueG wrote:
I tried this for the first time today and I'm suprised that I really
like the look.
Since today is the first time I tried it I don't actually know if it'll
still be there tonight. It's Prestige waterproof though and that's
supposed to have pretty good staying power.
Pam
Thanks. Good luck with its wear and removal! I tried this for the first time today and I'm suprised that I really
like the look.
Since today is the first time I tried it I don't actually know if it'll
still be there tonight. It's Prestige waterproof though and that's
supposed to have pretty good staying power.
Pam
SueG
Qintes <rn...@yahoo.com>
8/25/2004 6:55:15 PM
SueG wrote:
I'm going to try to apply it a little heavier tomorrow. Some time in
the next couple weeks I'm going to get to a MAC counter and buy a couple
power point liners. I hear those are the ultimate in staying power. I
bought some black liner today up at Rite Aid too so I'm going goth
tomorrow!
You know what else I've been wanting....since I'm getting all fancy with
eye makeup now...have you seen that new Heavy Metal Glitter eye liner at
Sephora? I'm ordering that in the green. I think that is so cool looking!
Miss Pam Fancyeyeballs
Thanks. Good luck with its wear and removal!
Hi Sue! Update...the liner didn't last all day. It's already faded. I'm going to try to apply it a little heavier tomorrow. Some time in
the next couple weeks I'm going to get to a MAC counter and buy a couple
power point liners. I hear those are the ultimate in staying power. I
bought some black liner today up at Rite Aid too so I'm going goth
tomorrow!
You know what else I've been wanting....since I'm getting all fancy with
eye makeup now...have you seen that new Heavy Metal Glitter eye liner at
Sephora? I'm ordering that in the green. I think that is so cool looking!
Miss Pam Fancyeyeballs
Qintes <rn...@yahoo.com>
8/25/2004 6:57:19 PM
Sophie wrote:
Pam
I must have tough inner eyelids – lol – doesn't sting. Maybe it's gentle
remover?
I've been doing it lately (with white eyeliner to look more awake) and it
doesn't bother me to remove it that way.
I also use a Q–tip to remove it from my lower lashes.
What brand of liner do you use since I'm nosey? :) remover?
I've been doing it lately (with white eyeliner to look more awake) and it
doesn't bother me to remove it that way.
I also use a Q–tip to remove it from my lower lashes.
Pam
"Cornhuskeress" <cahuskerf...@sbcglobalGOBIGRED.net>
8/25/2004 11:38:55 PM
Qintes wrote:
The times I tried it I must have done it wrong.
**Geri**
"Pigs Can Fly!"
GO HUSKERS!
Sophie wrote:
What brand of liner do you use since I'm nosey? :)
I wanna know how you do it so that it doesn't make your eyes look smaller. What brand of liner do you use since I'm nosey? :)
The times I tried it I must have done it wrong.
Pam
–– **Geri**
"Pigs Can Fly!"
GO HUSKERS!
Darby Jo <dar_b_jos...@yahoo.com>
8/26/2004 3:46:20 AM
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 23:38:55 GMT, "Cornhuskeress"
<cahuskerf...@sbcglobalGOBIGRED.net> wrote:
<cahuskerf...@sbcglobalGOBIGRED.net> wrote:
I wanna know how you do it so that it doesn't make your eyes look smaller.
The times I tried it I must have done it wrong.
The times I tried it I must have done it wrong.
"Sophie" <Sop...@fakeaddress.com>
8/26/2004 7:06:04 AM
I wanna know how you do it so that it doesn't make your eyes look smaller.
The times I tried it I must have done it wrong.
––
**Geri**
"Pigs Can Fly!"
GO HUSKERS!
I'm sure it does make my eyes looks smaller but I don't care – lol. The times I tried it I must have done it wrong.
––
**Geri**
"Pigs Can Fly!"
GO HUSKERS!
"Sophie" <Sop...@fakeaddress.com>
8/26/2004 7:05:09 AM
"Qintes" <rn...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:412d1793$...@127.0.0.1...
The other liners I use are Clinique Quickliners for Eyes, Almay Bright Eyes
Duo Liners, Rimmel Exaggerate (a big fat pencil), Avon Glimmersticks. I
think that's all.
Sophie wrote:
What brand of liner do you use since I'm nosey? :)
Pam
Wet N Wild is the white liner. What brand of liner do you use since I'm nosey? :)
Pam
The other liners I use are Clinique Quickliners for Eyes, Almay Bright Eyes
Duo Liners, Rimmel Exaggerate (a big fat pencil), Avon Glimmersticks. I
think that's all.
Qintes <rn...@yahoo.com>
8/26/2004 8:33:03 AM
Sophie wrote:
Pam
Wet N Wild is the white liner.
The other liners I use are Clinique Quickliners for Eyes, Almay Bright Eyes
Duo Liners, Rimmel Exaggerate (a big fat pencil), Avon Glimmersticks. I
think that's all.
Thanks Sophie! The other liners I use are Clinique Quickliners for Eyes, Almay Bright Eyes
Duo Liners, Rimmel Exaggerate (a big fat pencil), Avon Glimmersticks. I
think that's all.
Pam
"Cornhuskeress" <cahuskerf...@sbcglobalGOBIGRED.net>
8/26/2004 3:34:10 PM
Darby Jo wrote:
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 23:38:55 GMT, "Cornhuskeress"
<cahuskerf...@sbcglobalGOBIGRED.net> wrote:
<cahuskerf...@sbcglobalGOBIGRED.net> wrote:
airam1002...@yahoo.com (Maria)
8/27/2004 8:09:00 AM
As far as I know this technique is used to make your eyes stand out.
I think it works better on people who have bigger eyes, as this
technique does make your eyes look smaller IMO.
If you use a blue color pencil the white of your eyes will look
whiter/brighter.
If you use a black pencil the result is more dramatic and used mainly
for evening wear. When I had my makeup done recently at Mac the MA
used this technique at the very end (after he had already applied, the
eye–shadow, mascara, and upper lid liner)at it made quite a bit of a
difference.
The look is high–maintenance though. You'll need to reapply
frequently and clean your eyes of any residue––the darker the color of
the eyeliner you use, the more alert you'll need to be to this. All
in all I think it's worth it though it's a pain in the you know what
to constantly "keep an eye on it."
––Maria
I think it works better on people who have bigger eyes, as this
technique does make your eyes look smaller IMO.
If you use a blue color pencil the white of your eyes will look
whiter/brighter.
If you use a black pencil the result is more dramatic and used mainly
for evening wear. When I had my makeup done recently at Mac the MA
used this technique at the very end (after he had already applied, the
eye–shadow, mascara, and upper lid liner)at it made quite a bit of a
difference.
The look is high–maintenance though. You'll need to reapply
frequently and clean your eyes of any residue––the darker the color of
the eyeliner you use, the more alert you'll need to be to this. All
in all I think it's worth it though it's a pain in the you know what
to constantly "keep an eye on it."
––Maria
moira <moira...@cox.net>
8/27/2004 2:36:49 PM
Maria wrote:
moira
As far as I know this technique is used to make your eyes stand out.
I think it works better on people who have bigger eyes, as this
technique does make your eyes look smaller IMO.
If you use a blue color pencil the white of your eyes will look
whiter/brighter.
If you use a black pencil the result is more dramatic and used mainly
for evening wear. When I had my makeup done recently at Mac the MA
used this technique at the very end (after he had already applied, the
eye–shadow, mascara, and upper lid liner)at it made quite a bit of a
difference.
The look is high–maintenance though. You'll need to reapply
frequently and clean your eyes of any residue––the darker the color of
the eyeliner you use, the more alert you'll need to be to this. All
in all I think it's worth it though it's a pain in the you know what
to constantly "keep an eye on it."
––Maria
Also, if you wear contacts, it can get really messy. I think it works better on people who have bigger eyes, as this
technique does make your eyes look smaller IMO.
If you use a blue color pencil the white of your eyes will look
whiter/brighter.
If you use a black pencil the result is more dramatic and used mainly
for evening wear. When I had my makeup done recently at Mac the MA
used this technique at the very end (after he had already applied, the
eye–shadow, mascara, and upper lid liner)at it made quite a bit of a
difference.
The look is high–maintenance though. You'll need to reapply
frequently and clean your eyes of any residue––the darker the color of
the eyeliner you use, the more alert you'll need to be to this. All
in all I think it's worth it though it's a pain in the you know what
to constantly "keep an eye on it."
––Maria
moira