Tim McKay

I literally placed it in the outer corner and then used a brush.

to blend it in.

Instead of taking the pencil all the way in, that's going to be just too dramatic.

I literally just placed it there and then I used the brush to blend it in.

So you have a nice shadow under your eye now.

Oh, okay, I like that.

As opposed to too dark.

And then I'm going to actually have you now look down to the left so I can get that inner tear duct.

And I like to use an angled brush with this because that angled brush, just by placing it, you get a nice line.

So I'm going to get right in here.

The reason why I like it is exactly, like, it's not a slip-and-slide liquid eyeliner.

Yes.

It's like, actually, you need to use your pressure to move it around, so you're really in control.

And what I like to do with our eyeliner look, because we have this beautiful red lip, is we're going to give a nice thick wing, which I really, really love to do.

You can keep it thin and simple like the way it is there that you see I have it, but we're going to add it for a little bit of extra drama.

I'm going to show you how to really amp it up.

So with your eye open and looking straight ahead at yourself, this is how you do it in the mirror.

Okay.

I'm going to just take that angled brush and connect it to the bottom eyeliner that I have here.

Oh.