Paula says you can use the mascara to line your eyes like you would with eyeliner. Simply apply the mascara super-close to the lash line, shimmying it up against the skin to create a smudge-y line. If you have a brush, use that—you can drag the brush along the mascara wand and apply the product like a gel liner. One catch: Paula says to use this on the lid only, not the waterline.
Start on the Outside Paula says to achieve a cohesive line naturally, you should start at the outer corner of your eye and work your way in. This way, you can visualize the way you want your liner to look at the very start—winged, thick, or super-fine, however you're feeling that day—and then go the rest of the way in. Paula says this is the way she does liner every time. Use Pencil as a Guideline For Liquid If you find you have a hard time drawing a liquid line from scratch, this tip is for you: Paula says to try drawing on the liner look you want first with an eyeliner pencil to give yourself a guideline.
Glide your makeup brush carefully along the mascara wand to pick up the color and then apply the brush to your eyes the same way you would with gel eyeliner via Women's Health. There's one item in your beauty arsenal that you should never, ever use in place of eyeliner, though, even though it looks almost exactly like an eye pencil: your lip liner.
Even a dark brown lip liner that's almost the exact same shade as what you use on your eyes is forbidden. I thought it actually looked pretty good for mascara.
I didn't think that the lines would be symmetrical at all, but seeing that the mascara really worked was a pleasant surprise. I wanted to see if I could also put a little eyeliner on my lower lids for a more dramatic look.
It definitely worked and was a bit more intense than liquid eyeliner. It was also a little difficult to keep my lower lashes away from the brush sweeping back and forth. It was a bit messy. So make sure you have makeup remover wipes on hand. To smooth out the roughness of the mascara, I smudged the corners around my eyes for a more subtle style.
Overall, using mascara as a hack was pretty cool and can be useful if you need to travel or need a quick fixer-upper. However, I don't really think it's necessary at all. You would also have to carry an extra angled brush along in your purse to get mascara eyeliner. Click here to learn more. A leading-edge research firm focused on digital transformation. Good Subscriber Account active since Shortcuts. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders. It often indicates a user profile.
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