Mastering a feline flick or one that suits me is my new desire.
Other than a slick of pencil, lashings of mascara and a coat of gel on the eyebrows, my eyes go nude every day.
I'm not good at applying make-up and have worked with the theory of no eyes are better than bad ones.
You know the look - bad smudges, sticky lashes and pinholes for peepers.
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Mastering a feline flick or one that suits me is my new desire.
Other than a slick of pencil, lashings of mascara and a coat of gel on the eyebrows, my eyes go nude every day. I’m not good at applying make-up and have worked with the theory of no eyes are better than bad ones. You know the look – bad smudges, sticky lashes and pinholes for peepers.
Until I decided I want a bit of definition on my upper lid.
I have been, against my better judgement, trying liquid liners. And yes, Some of them do not work for me. A “workman does blame his tools” but some are easier, so much easier to apply than others. It is to do with the type of brush – length and width of hairs – and the consistency of the product.

I have tried more than 6 liquid eyeliners and while I won’t say which ones weren’t doing it for me, I will tell you the one that is outstanding. We all like a variety of versions but if you find it a struggle and want an easy to apply, stay on great result, The Nars is the winner.

This mornin...