How to do eye makeup!

A lot of beginners struggle with doing eyeliner especially if they have monolids or smaller double eyelids! My double eyelids are kinda hidden so when I first started drawing eyeliner it looked really bad. So here's a tutorial on how to do eyeliner,eyeshadow, and even eyebrow makeup!

Eye shadow: I always apply eyeshadow first to get rid of the oil from my moisturizer to ensure my mascara doesn't smudge and lasts all day! I put some on my aegyosal too because I also do my aegyosal after.

Lashes: After putting eyeshadow on, curl your lashes and make sure your eyelash curler fits your eye! Then I usually put on falsies that already have glue on them. Those make application super easy!

Eyeliner: After I put on lashes, I first use a gel liner to trace out the shape of my wing and then I draw over it with a liquid liner. For people with similiar eyeshapes as me, DO NOT draw a line starting from one end of your eye to another. You only need to draw a small wing at the end of your eye and it'll still look good! I also avoid drawing eyeliner on my waterline because I heard from optometrists that it can clog something in your eye and I don't wanna risk it.

Aegyosal:I always draw mines on but some people might naturally have bigger ones! These are just the fat under your eyes especially when you smile. There can be different ways to draw it on but I just use a 2-in-1 pen made specifically for aegyosal and I just draw the shadow with the brown shade and highlight it with the glittery shade! But I've also seen a lot of people either use the Judydoll palette to draw it on or another eyeshadow palette with brown and other color shades.

Eyebrows:This is usually the last step in my eye makeup routine. I use the NYX eyebrow pencil and just fill in areas where there's less hair! Longer eyebrows can help rounder faces look slimmer (if u want!). Just make sure your eyeliner is never longer than your eyebrows or else it will look kinda strange (but it all depends on your makeup preferences so do what u like!)