How to Remove Eyeliner
Choose a makeup remover that works with the type of eyeliner you are wearing., Saturate a flat, cotton pad with the product., Press the pad against your eye for 20 seconds., Wipe off the eyeliner with downward strokes.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Choose a makeup remover that works with the type of eyeliner you are wearing.
Use an oil-based makeup remover to dissolve waterproof eyeliner.
A dual-phase makeup remover removes most eye makeup.
Cleansing water is perfect for sensitive skin or eyeliner that comes off easily, like liquid liner., A pad is preferable to a cotton ball, which can leave behind fibers that may get stuck in your eye.If you are just trying to fix a small mistake, dip a cotton swab in the remover and squeeze out the excess liquid with a tissue.Then gently erase the mistakes. , You can wiggle the pad and add a little pressure to get between your lashes, but don't scrub.This give the makeup remover time to break down the eyeliner so it will come off quickly and easily. , Be careful not to scrub or tug on your skin.Flip the pad over to the clean side and repeat.
Follow up by washing your face with your usual cleanser. -
Step 2: Saturate a flat
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Step 3: cotton pad with the product.
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Step 4: Press the pad against your eye for 20 seconds.
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Step 5: Wipe off the eyeliner with downward strokes.
Detailed Guide
Use an oil-based makeup remover to dissolve waterproof eyeliner.
A dual-phase makeup remover removes most eye makeup.
Cleansing water is perfect for sensitive skin or eyeliner that comes off easily, like liquid liner., A pad is preferable to a cotton ball, which can leave behind fibers that may get stuck in your eye.If you are just trying to fix a small mistake, dip a cotton swab in the remover and squeeze out the excess liquid with a tissue.Then gently erase the mistakes. , You can wiggle the pad and add a little pressure to get between your lashes, but don't scrub.This give the makeup remover time to break down the eyeliner so it will come off quickly and easily. , Be careful not to scrub or tug on your skin.Flip the pad over to the clean side and repeat.
Follow up by washing your face with your usual cleanser.
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