The
water line.
We'll be honest. We didn't know exactly where that was along the
eye until a
few years ago, and yet, we were
unknowingly water-lining back in our
early college years, until a
nasty pair of
red eyes forced us to discontinue this
practice.
Look at the top
photo. The way we understand it, the
water line is UNDER the -
eye, right where the
bottom rim of the
eye is---where the
tears flow from the
tear duct.
There is also a
water line located at the TOP of the
eye, right below the
lashes, that
top inner rim.
Some people call this the
tight line or something else I can't remember at the moment.
As you can see by the
photo, both
water lines have been
lined in
black.
So, how does that benefit me, you ask?
1.Water-lining beautifully shapes the eye.
2. Adds depth to the eye.
3. Allows lashes to look lush and fuller
.
The only
'bad thing' it does, however, is make the
eye look smaller.
This
morning we water-lined just our
top inner rims, and left the
bottom water line alone. We water-lined with a
Cover Girl black eyeliner pencil. Then we lined our
top lashes, and our
eyes looked dreamy! It works!
Actress Olivia Wilde is one celebrity who LOVES to waterline her gorgeous eyes. Taylor Swift and Kim Kardashian also water-line. And Duchess Kate always water-lines her bottom inner rim.
Be careful what you water-line with. Back in college we were using liquid liner, and we looked high and red-eyed. We finally quit water-lining. All we had to do though, was switch to a eyeliner pencil, but we didn't know too much about makeup back then.
If you haven't tried water-lining, you ought to. Just water-line the bottom or top, and watch your eyes transform! Such a cool makeup trick.