

Transform any eye shadow into liner with just water, and use these quick tips for application that lasts
Showing 1 - 2 of 2
They never explained the need for the heavy coat of powder.
by DarklyDreamingJanuary 15, 2009 at 02:31PM Report as inappropriate
Showing 1 - 2 of 2

Recreate Jennifer Aniston's Tousled Waves (4:20)
Views: 20344 Comments: 12
The Basics: Work with Pencil Eyeliner (1:13)
Views: 41117 Comments: 16
Makeup for Photos (1:45)
Views: 23355 Comments: 14
Create Gorgeous Highlights at Home Part Two (4:20)
Views: 7045 Comments: 4
Dry Lips Miracle (1:11)
Views: 6903 Comments: 5
Hide a Hangover with Makeup (2:17)
Views: 6322 Comments: 3
4 Tricks to Making Your Eyes Look Bigger with Makeup (8:00)
Views: 67859 Comments: 54
How to Fake Perfect Skin (1:50)
Views: 49293 Comments: 28
Trendy Braided Style How-To (2:42)
Views: 47938 Comments: 8

The nature of any powder, even transparent power is to rest in every wrinkle it can find. So for us ladies that do have wrinkles (even a few) this will simply add depth to them all. The idea of using powder makes sense...BUT! I do like the plan to start using my eye shade for liner, however there are all things to consider when doing so. Realistically, speaking this video doesn't help to cover this problem. Maybe...an additional video is needed to help those of us with that natural aging process called "wrinkles". This should be addressed on here too, and hopefully it will come soon? Thanks, for this website it is really a great service to us all. ~Angel~
by AngelxAugust 03, 2009 at 09:13PM Report as inappropriate