HOW TO...APPLY EYE MAKEUP
Writer: Stephanie
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step six...  choose your eyeliner formula

Pencil:	Beginner Pencil is the most commonly used eyeliner. The easiest the use, it is found in, you guessed it, pencil form. Pencils are easiest to smudge and apply, but often enough, do not have as much staying power as cake and liquid formulas.   Try: Lancome's Le Crayon Khol ($17)          Rimmel's Special Eyes Eyeliner Pencil ($2)
Cake:	Intermediate Cake eyeliner is applied similarly to the liquid eyeliner. It is applied with a soft thin brush, but unlike liquid eyeliner, it is found in a container much like eyeshadow. Often used wet, cake eyeliner stays on very well, but it takes some time to apply. Practice a bit and using cake eyeliner should become a staple in applying makeup. Cake eyeliner is often used by celebrities for it gives extra staying power and still proves a natural look.   Try: Benefit's Babe Cakes ($16)
Liquid:	Advanced Liquid eyeliner has the most staying power with any other eyeliner formula, but is harder to use and doesn't give as much as a natural look than other formulas. Liquid eyeliner is applied with a soft, thin brush, and is usually found in a tube. Use this once you have become comfortable with eyeliner.   Try: Lancome's Liquid Eyeliner ($18)

PAGE 1: Intro
PAGE 2, step 1: Choose Your Eyeshadow Formula
PAGE 3, step 2: Choose Your Eyeshadow Colors
PAGE 4, step 3: Apply Your Primer
PAGE 5, step 4: Apply Your Highlight Shade
PAGE 6, step 5: Apply Your Accent & Contour Shade
PAGE 7, step 6: Choose Your Eyeliner Formula
PAGE 8, step 7: Choose Your Eyeliner Color
PAGE 9, step 8: Apply Your Eyeliner
PAGE 10, step 9: Curl Your Eyelashes
PAGE 11, step 10: Apply Your Mascara
PAGE 12, step 11: Optional: Define Your Eyebrows