How To Apply Eyeliner - Simple Eyeliner Look | Eye Makeup Tutorial | Teni Panosian

Wanna learn how to apply eyeliner? Here's a simple and easy way to create the perfect eyeliner look! I'll show you how to winged eyeliner!

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Here's what I used:

On the rest of my face:
NYX Jumbo Lip Pencil in Iced Coffee
NYX Butter Gloss in Crème Brûlée
Stila Cream Blush in Gerbera

Everyone is looking for that extra pop when it comes to creating the perfect makeup look. I say we add that extra sparkle by showcasing the eyes. It’s taken me years to master perfect eyebrows and eye makeup routine, and I’m dying to share my experience and beauty tips with you. From the basics like eyeliner tips and how to apply eyeshadow to the more advanced like how to perfect your eyebrow shape and how to apply fake eyelashes! Be sure to check out some of my favorite eye makeup tutorials like my smokey eye tutorial, how to winged eyeliner, and my videos dedicated to brown eyes makeup tutorials.

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[teni]

thanks :) this is a particularly difficult thing to nail, so I wanted to make sure to show that it's not easy and it takes meticulous work!

[teni]

absolutely! i was very adamant about finding the blackest black color, and a liner that was creamy enough to use easily. This is exactly that, and it stays on forever!

[teni]

it's such a small detail but it totally helps!! Glad you found it useful.

[teni]

Hi!! Thanks for the support :) if you feel like it makes your eyes look smaller, try applying ONLY to your top lash line and not the bottom. This will lift up your eyes and make them appear wide awake. I honestly don't even like using liner on my bottom lash line for this reason!

[teni]

I think you'll love the Origins mascara... From Eyeko, I love the Skinny Brush mascara. Try origins, it's been my go-to lately!

[teni]

I switch between the Alexa Persico Hide and Seek concealer if I want more coverage and the MAC Prep + Prime highlighting pen if I want more brightening.

[animeplaylist]

This is my 😍😍😍 I was searching for this one....

[teni]

lol panda!! Have you seen any of my other tutorials where I use the Alexa Persico Hide and Seek Concealer? It's been my favorite for months now, it's a nice opaque concealer and it stays on! Also try using a setting powder to make sure your concealer doesn't budge. Something like the Laura Mercier Translucent Powder or the Ben Nye Luxury Powder.

[teni]

aww I'm so glad!! :) thanks for the support.

[teni]

I just try to aim for a 45 degree angle... And it helps to first finish the line all the way to the end of your lash line, stop, and then go in and very slowly draw out the little flick at the end (the way I did it in the video). This allows you more control when drawing the wing :)

[teni]

thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it :)

[teni]

I have to admit, it's definitely tough to take off. That's why I use a makeup remover oil so it just slips off easily. I have to do it twice though to make sure everything is off. Also try using a hot wash cloth, the steam loosens all the mascara.

[Freska]

I watched a lot of eyeliner tutorials, but yours THE BEST! Really thank you

[teni]

it's in the description boxxxx :) NYX!!

[kenyonsgirl]

I absolutely love that you don't edit out the difficult parts (like making sure both eyes are even) like other "gurus" do. I think that's why some girls get frustrated because the others make it look so easy when it's not. Keep up the good work!!

[bri]

I love this eyeliner It's so simple and looks amazing for an everyday look.

[BeautybyTaime]

I like tutorials like this! I know they're a little longer but seeing the entire process (basically) helps me learn how to apply liner better!! Thank you!! :)

[teni]

I do recommend them; considering the quality is just the same as the pricier brushes and they're way cheaper!

[jessicabroom]

This is the best tutorial for liner I have watched! Love love love this!! Thank you for sharing your techniques

[ceeshell]

You always make everything so easy to understand, thank you! I really like the tip about tilting your head back, I tried it and it seriously helped me get my flick more straight-looking if that makes any sense. Great tutorial!!