Eyeliners for hooded eyes. Tips and tricks for everyone with an explanation

Hello beauties, welcome back to my channel. You probably know me for my hooded eye makeup pants and today I am excited to share a complete tutorial with you. But first, let's talk about my adorable sparkling eyeshadows on the eyelids. It's like our little tradition, right? They are all for that shine magic and I apply it immediately on top of my concealer or you can apply it on top of your eyeshadow base. And remember, what you dab or pass depends on how much product you take with the tip of your fingers or with a flat brush. Today I am in the right mood for brightness because finally we have a little sun after a long period of cloudy weather and I love it too much so it could end up in my hair. Just be careful, this video is aimed at advanced makeup lovers, but even beginners who have practiced their skills with eyeliner will benefit from it. Liquid eyeliners can be a little more complicated than the simple application of an eye pencil and its smudging. So let's dive in. Look straight ahead of you as if you were participating in a normal conversation. Relax your eyebrows and don't lift your chin. Look down and raise your eyebrows as I showed in this video. Keep your eyes straight and calm. Imagine your low lash line in your mind and draw a line just below the crease. This will be your guideline for the eyeliner. Blur the end of your line to create a thin wing as much as necessary. And turn your wrist and connect the line to your lash line as precisely as possible. Don't make chaotic mistakes. Make sure to fill in all the small spaces in the eyeliners to make them perfect. Hold your tools like a steel or a pencil lightly but firmly. Avoid tightening too much because this can cause tremors. But if you notice that your hands are shaking, take a short break to relax your muscles. Instead of trying to draw a long line in one go, use small short strokes to build the line perfectly. If you have long lashes, make sure they are clean. I like to press them between the eyelashes to prevent the excess product from drying on them. Once this is done, lift your eyebrow to make sure the eyeliner is black and fill in the empty spaces. I love this type of eyeliner because it makes my eyes look bigger without emphasizing the excess skin on my eyelids. Avoid applying the eyeliner along the entire lash line. We need that space. Trust me. The difference between having a thick black line and no line is huge. Let's summarize. Follow the lower lash line and focus on these three points. Remember, we all have different eyelid shapes, so find the one that works best for your face. Let's talk about mistakes. The ends of the eyeliners are not sharp and have large empty spaces. There was too much product that made everything bleed and large quantities stuck to the lashes. You started to feel nervous and tried to apply more and more liquid products in the hope of solving the problem, which led to a loss of concentration. The shapes that ended up going in two or three different directions and becoming thicker and thicker. You looked straight in the mirror with your eyebrows relaxed and you traced the line over the excess skin. You raised your chin and connected it to the lash line, but it wasn't pretty anyway. The narrow line was not filled in correctly. How can we solve, first of all, the narrow line? Here I will link my video on how to choose the right one. Look, look below, press the eyelids and apply the pencil firmly to prevent it from tearing. You will notice a huge difference between these two images. Remember, the trick is all in the details. Skipping the steps can lead to a less neat look, so take your time. Let's clean up any mess with a cotton swab. The best option is to roll it up to get a clean side. But if you like that grunge effect, do it. I also prefer to remove the thicker wings because they can make my hooded eye look more drooping. But that's how I think about this type of wing. I know a lot of people who can't live without it. It's just a type of hooded eyes. Now let's add those sparkling eyeshadows again. Damp them especially in empty spaces. Don't forget to fill in your narrow line with an eye pencil. Apply on your upper lash line for greater depth without taking up too much space on the eyelid. It's important for beginners. I recommend applying the pencil to the ends and blending it with a clean and sharp synthetic brush. I will use the same eye pencil only on the other side with a brush. And finally, they put a really useful tool here. Just press hard and go slightly up with the line. Feel how the pencil is melting and help you with the tip of your fingers if necessary because of the hot skin. Let's imagine that even in this case, our nerves have the upper hand. In this situation, remove all the grayish patch. Apply the sparkling eyeshadows again. Keep calm, look straight and follow your lower lash line. Keep your chin up. Leave a millimeter at the end as thin as possible and connect it to the lash line under the fold. This line can be shorter, but we can also make it longer. Remember, the trick is to enhance your natural beauty and express yourself. So, don't stress too much to get a perfect symmetry. Enjoy the process. The phrase, the eyeliners are sisters, not twins, is a common saying among makeup artists which underlines the idea that your eyeliner may not always appear perfectly symmetrical and that's fine. I have two different hooded eyes and that's fine. I will make the ends thinner using a clean brush with some eye cream for a uniform application. And I will add a little concealer with a matte finish under the line. Not liquid, but creamy like one from NARS to avoid blotches and blotches. It is quite normal that your eyeliner looks a little different on each side. Focus on enhancing your unique feature. Finally, we must not forget the mascara. The eyeliner should be completed by many lashes. I choose the most popular one from Lancome because it works miracles for my thin and short lashes. By the way, I learned how to apply mascara without a mirror. My useless professional skill. Let me know in the comments if you would like a longer video to deepen the eyeliners for hooded eyes. Stay fabulous, bye!