Being someone who's only just begun to develop her interest in make-up fairly recently, I have pretty much my whole teenage years to catch up on. So as you can probably imagine, while I have an idea of what's good and what's bad, I'm still fumbling around and experimenting with stuff.
Liquid eyeliner seems to be one thing I can't get just right. I've watched endless make-up gurus on Youtube, examined many of the products they use, and I'm still having trouble.
Today, I bought myself two new ones. That it. I'm done for a long time. I've probably enough eyeliner for the next ten years.
(I'm no photographer, so I'll be only as arty as I can be.) This is the stuff I got. That nifty little tool of torture there is a comedone extractor. They're all from my local Boots.
Now I'm hardly flush with money, so I like to find reasonably cheap products unless I'm particularly impressed with their presentation. The extractor came in one of those crappy plastic boxes that hurt to open, and it was €12.50, which is pretty ridiculous considering how basic it is.
Look at it! It's tiny! It's smaller than I imagined it was going to be anyway, and I only bought it because this was the first time I'd seen the damn thing. And I need it. I've been plagued with tiny blackheads ever since I can remember, all over my nose and chin. I hate it.
To be fair, I used the extractor straight away and honestly... it's brilliant. I don't think my skin has looked so clear since I was a wee babby. So, it's redeemed itself.
Onto the eyeliners, I got a black Bourgois Liner Pinceau. Ooh fancy name. I like how thin the brush is, but then again, whenever I imagine a feature is going to be The Thing, it doesn't always work. And I'm still learning how to apply eyeliner nicely anyway, so... Yeah.
This one is Collection Fast Str-- Ahh you can probably read it. It's the brown one. I already have the black one, but I've been wondering recently if brown would look softer on me.
If anyone has any advice on any particular thing, it'd be much appreciated!




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