Eye make up tips?

People say if you put on mascara/ eyeliner and dont take it off before bed it ruins ur eyes.. is that true?Eye make up tips?
I don't know that it would ';ruin'; your eyes as much as it would be bad for your eyelashes. The longer the product stays on, the harder it will be to remove, and you may lose some lashes unnecessarily in the process. You will also be tugging on your skin somewhat, and because the skin around your eyes is much thinner than the rest of your face, you may be causing pre mature wrinkling. It's not worth it. Remove your makeup. If it does not come off with your cleanser, use an eye makeup remover or baby oil/vaseline.Eye make up tips?
Well, chunks of mascara can break off and get in your eyes. If eye makeup is not removed daily there is an increased possibility of an allergic reaction or contact irritation.
You should apply it light on your eyelids and after you pass the crease go dark. If you want two colors; suppose green and pink put pink in the center and green surrounding it, then mix it. Mascara and eyeliner can affect your eyesight. You shouldn't wear make up to bed because of the toxins it has.
nope its not.


i do it all the time!





just make sure that you do at some point wash it off...you know?
3 tips for you!


1. If you have an angular face with prominent bone structure (like Jennifer Garner and Jennifer Anniston) and angular jaw, avoid using a lot of liner or definition on the lower lids, as it brings out the harshness of the jawline and nose. If, however, you have a fuller, softer-looking face (like Yasmine Bleeth or Carmen Electra), more dark definition/liner on the lower lids will add more definition to your features and can also balance out a lack of definition in your jaw line. Faces somewhere in between can depend on whatever look they are going for, but a ';smoky eye'; will have the same effect without risking the ';harsh'; look.





2. Instead of old-fashioned wands or q-tips, apply eye shadow powder using a good brush.





3. Never ever share your eye makeup, especially liners and mascaras, even with your best friends, as viruses and infections can be easily contracted this way (even those you don't know about).