EYELINER MISTAKES AND HOW TO CORRECT THEM | ALI ANDREEA

Hi everyone,
I LOVE eyeliner! I love how it makes my eyes look! I love how it makes me feel! But it’s hard! It takes a little bit of practice to get the shape right and most importantly: you need patience. No one was born knowing how to do it. This video is about showing you some common mistakes about eyeliner and how you can correct them.
What other do’s and donut’s you’d want me to create? Are these video helpful
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Please let me know in the comments, I never intend to offend anyone with these mistakes videos. I genuinely think a lot of people learn when you point out the mistakes as well as how to correct them.
Thank you so much for watching !

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[ms.chievouz]

It feels like she's an older sister who's trying so hard not to hurt my feeling about the way I do my eyeliner 🤣🤣

[eleletaseyoum]

I dont think anyone has ever taught me anything so gently, patiently and so accurately. Bless your heart! 🙌🏽

[davidonamary]

Your language is so respectful and kind. You don't pass any judgement, you just seem to be helping all people to do their make up well! Thank you <3 Such helpful tips!

[mashiroshiina]

"It's just Make Up, not brain surgery." That totally made me hit the like button. I love how this is just down to earth.

[afemf]

I loved that the “bad” side was realistic and not exaggerated just to prove that the other eye is the good one. Thank you for taking the time to teach your art to other ☺️ is it possible to do a small wing, like a discrete eyeliner but that elongates the eye? I often do the last mistake and stop at the crease because I want to try eyeliner but not be evident about it

[pinkmonsta]

it's cute how she keeps trying not to insult me... I still look like a clown tho

[NZBeautiful]

I’ve been wondering how to fix my eyeliner and THIS IS IT. I’ve always been more concerned about making it to look like a smooth line with my eye closed (as it does with the incorrect side), but the correct side is what actually looks good when facing someone and it’s like an instant face lift!! thank you so much for sharing your wisdom

[missy]

What I learned to do over the years is first draw the line with a pencil that's easy to erase in case I make a mistake, like she taught us here, and when I am satisfied with the line, I then go over it with a liquid eyeliner to make it pop more and look smoother. I find it easier and less scary to use a liquid eyeliner when there is already a line there for you to follow. All you have to do is trace it.

[ericaroxy]

honestly, it took me to master eyeliner for my specific eye shape. Best advice for women is just practice practice practice and see what looks best for YOUR unique eye shape. Try a thinner line, a thicker line, a thicker line on the outer corner, a straighter line, a more angled one. It just depends really.

[klarapohankova]

''Don't use waterproof eyeliners''
Me, a beginner who just bought a waterproof eyeliner: 👁️👄👁️

[TawnyMichelle]

I literally have been doing every single thing wrong - and I’ve never been happier to find out!!! This is the BEST eyeliner help tutorial in my opinion. Thank you for helping me learn to stop making those “mistakes” ❤

[shonangirl]

My biggest issue is keeping them symmetrical, so I would get my left eye fine then when I do my right eye it looks awwwwful haha

[evelyne]

I would love more eyeliner techniques on hooded eyes with the crease fold almost touching the eyelashes.

[agarildtoft]

Eyeliner is damn rocket science, I kid you not. When i feel like i finally get a grip of it, it fails on me. Thanks for a great video!

[crazytracy]

Since I've started watching your videos, I don't want to watch another tutorial from anyone else. Everything that you have explained has been simple yet educational. It's not overthinking it's not over exaggerating it's just things that I wasn't taught as a young woman. And now that I'm older I need to change the things that I learned when I was younger and you have helped me tremendously with that. You are a true godsend

[theprousteffect]

When I was first trying to figure out how to do winged liner back in the day, so many beauty gurus would keep their eyes closed and pull on the lid. I don't see how that can end up looking good, even with tight eyelids (which I do not have). I eventually learned that you need to apply liner with your eyes open and the skin where it naturally is, rather than pulled up. It's always going to be more challenging with my slightly hooded lids, but I continued to practice and eventually got decent at it. I just leave my excess eye skin where it naturally is when my eyebrows are relaxed, and draw the eyeliner over my crease, as if it's not there. Sure, I'm left with a small batwing shape when my eyes are closed, but it looks so much more lifted and flattering when the eyes are open.

[melodygomariz]

I really love this thing that you have.. . Always kind and gentle when you explain something❤️

[KLottici]

you are so rare, genuine, honest, classy, sophisticated, funny, YOURSELF, and Generous by sharing your knowelage with us, I felt like i'm in a masterclass. Cheers

[lomography]

Every one of her videos has me on the edge of my seat to see which is “wrong” and which is “right, ” because even her “wrong” makeup looks better than my best attempt ever

[CC-ivuj]

The "correct" eye has more lifted wing effect and is more flattering. I don't use this technique because I suck at it. She does it very well. Thanks