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How to use 1.Use the pencil to draw light, hair-like strokes in the direction of your natural hair growth, focusing on sparse areas. 2.Then using the spoolie brush to blend any harsh lines for a softer result.
How to use 1.Use the pencil to draw light, hair-like strokes in the direction of your natural hair growth, focusing on sparse areas. 2.Then using the spoolie brush to blend any harsh lines for a softer result.
How to use 1.Use the pencil to draw light, hair-like strokes in the direction of your natural hair growth, focusing on sparse areas. 2.Then using the spoolie brush to blend any harsh lines for a softer result.
How to use 1.Apply other eye makeup before applying mascara. Using the wand, gently wiggly from the bottom of your lashes up to the top. 2.Leave for a few seconds to let it dry and apply another layer for more volume. *To avoid clumping, add 3 layers max.
How to use 1.Apply other eye makeup before applying mascara. Using the wand, gently wiggly from the bottom of your lashes up to the top. 2.Leave for a few seconds to let it dry and apply another layer for more volume. *To avoid clumping, add 3 layers max.
How to use 1.Start by prepping your eyelid with a primer for product to stick better, then apply a medium tone for the base. 2.Then layer and customize with the darker and lighter shades. 3.To finish add shimmers and spakles. Avoid getting product directly into the eyes.
How to use 1.Use the pencil to draw light, hair-like strokes in the direction of your natural hair growth, focusing on sparse areas. 2.Then using the spoolie brush to blend any harsh lines for a softer result.
How to use 1.Use the pencil to draw light, hair-like strokes in the direction of your natural hair growth, focusing on sparse areas. 2.Then using the spoolie brush to blend any harsh lines for a softer result.
How to use 1.Use the pencil to draw light, hair-like strokes in the direction of your natural hair growth, focusing on sparse areas. 2.Then using the spoolie brush to blend any harsh lines for a softer result.