Droopy eyelids are common in women, making the eyes look smaller, so eyeliner techniques will help create highlights, avoid defects and make the eyes look sharper.
Accordingly, ladies can refer to the 3 eyeliner styles below to have big, beautiful, sparkling eyes.
Draw a thin line of eyeliner along the lash line.
For droopy eyelids, you can draw a thin eyeliner close to the lash line to help the eyes look sharp without creating a heavy feeling. This eyeliner method is especially effective and helps maintain natural lines, making the eyelids look more delicate as well as creating a seductive effect.
To do this eyeliner style, you should choose a thin eyeliner pen so that you can easily draw a thin line along the lash line. In particular, you should not extend the eyeliner too much at the end to avoid making the eyelids droop even more.
Long tail eyeliner
The long-tail eyeliner style will make girls' eyes look bigger and sharper. The line starts from the lash line and extends slightly towards the tail, slightly slanting upwards to create the effect of longer eyes. This way of drawing not only helps to highlight but also helps to reduce attention to the droopy eyelid, creating a highlight for the eyes.
When doing long tail eyeliner, you should use liquid eyeliner to create sharp lines and help it last longer. Girls should also note that the line should be gradually thicker from the inner tip to the tail of the eye. This helps the eyes have depth and does not lose the gentle, natural look of the face.
Tightlining
The tightlining technique is especially useful for hooded eyes because it creates a thickening effect on the lash line. By drawing directly on the lash line, the eyes will look bigger and rounder without weighing down the eyelid.
To do this, use a soft pencil or gel eyeliner, drawing close to the base of the lashes to create a thick, natural-looking eyelid.
Tightlining helps give depth to your eyes and makes them look brighter, but you don't need to draw eyeliner too clearly to avoid creating the opposite effect.
