Eyeliner on the inner corners may seem such a tiny thing, yet it may entirely change the way your eyes look awake and defined. It is not followed by many since it is considered tricky or too bold. The fact is that, when you know a few basic concepts, it becomes really very simple. This small gesture is able to lighten up your face without hardcore makeup. Be it a natural look or a more expressive one, this technique fits in well.
Start with clean, calm eyes
Always ensure that the place is dry and clean before putting anything around the inner corner. Any leftover product or moisture can cause smudging and imperfect lines.
Keep the pressure light
Light strokes are less unnatural and easier to repair in case of necessity. When pressed too hard, it may be seen to be harsh or uneven.
Understand your eye shape
All eye shapes react differently with inner corner liner. Some eyes are better with a small point, and some are better with a small line. It makes a difference to listen to what will make your eyes shine.
Stick to thin lines
Heavy lines may seal the eyes and are too melodramatic. The appearance is kept fresh by a light touch.
Take small, smooth strokes
An attempt to make a single long line may result in errors. The small strokes are more controlled and accurate. Overspreading is also avoided using this method.
Choose shades that are natural
Selecting a color that goes hand in hand with your makeup will put it all into balance. It also renders the appearance more wearable.
Balance both eyes slowly
Put a bit on one eye and then move on to the other. This assists in maintaining the sides in an even and symmetrical manner. In a hurry, there is a tendency to produce uneven results.
Blend gently when needed
Use a new brush or your fingertip to blend in any excessively sharp lines. This gives a more natural finish. Blending also contributes to the concealing of small errors.
Match it with rest of your makeup
You should match your inner corner liner with your overall look. In case you have light makeup, make sure to keep the liner light and vice versa.
