LiZa
3045 posts
Jul 26, 2008
10:01 PM
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Mose women want the outer ends of the upper lids wider than the inner, so how do most of you do your EL tails?
do you put a slight wedge to them..building them out as you go up?
do you extend a slight curve from the bottom of the outer corner giving the impression of a lift without the commitment of a wedge?
do you only tuck the eyeliner back in to the lashline at the outer corner and not do a tail at all?on lowers do you make the outer sometimes thicker than the center and inner or just one thickness? LiZa Sims, CPCP
U.S. LIPigments Distributor
http://www.cosmetictattoo.com
http://cosmetic-tattoo.blogspot.com/
Last Edited on 14-Aug-2008 12:36 AM
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Laynee
17 posts
Jul 26, 2008
10:24 PM
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I have seen some gorgeous flippy/wedge eyeliner done simply because it can look pretty. If a look is for "fashion only" reasons I wont do it though. But, I also dont always stay tight to the lashline either. I'll help soften what the client may view as a flaw, such as too small or round of an eye. If the eye is too small I may make the outside just slightly, oh so very slightly wider, but its not so much wider as it is that the inside is thinner (if that makes any sense). I'll use a "wedge", primarily because (after consultation) my clients and I usualy prefer to do uppers with an enhancement. When staying tight, I wont do a flip at the end. I consider that mostly for fashion, and I dont do fashion PM, only PM to enhance a natural look. Just what Im comfy with.
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Brandy
497 posts
Jul 26, 2008
10:24 PM
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Hi Miss Liza, to your queations, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes and yes.
Last Edited on 26-Jul-2008 10:26 PM
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LiZa
3047 posts
Jul 26, 2008
10:41 PM
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i used to build up the outer corner, never in as dark a color as the ULE, but even that I'm not doing so much any more. I use the Halos (tm) now almost always when we want a thicker outer (upper) liner and just let the color blend (fade) into borderless nothing at the outer end. its softer and no one comes back 2 years later with residual 'tailing'.
tailings, ha..theres a new name. LiZa Sims, CPCP
U.S. LIPigments Distributor
http://www.cosmetictattoo.com
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MarlaW
36 posts
Jul 30, 2008
7:27 AM
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Can some of you post some closeup pics of your eyeliners with wedges, halos, and slight flippies? Please?
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LiZa
3058 posts
Jul 30, 2008
12:51 PM
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i cant post any more of my pics. too much of my material has shown up on other ppls websites. irritates the you know what out of me. i confronted one poser who totally copied my who benefits page as well as my fee page (complete with 'freedom package) and she got SO NASTY with me.
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LiZa Sims, CPCP
U.S. LIPigments Distributor
http://www.cosmetictattoo.com
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facecrafter
696 posts
Jul 30, 2008
2:04 PM
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But you can go to our individual websites and see them. They are copyrighted there.
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Be well and beautiful,
:)udy
judy@facecrafter.com
www.facecrafter.com
941-351-1333
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MarlaW
37 posts
Jul 31, 2008
6:32 AM
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I'll look on your websites. Can you believe the nerve of some people?!
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tonycianci
1 post
Aug 08, 2008
6:11 AM
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Just signed onto your message board and who do I see, "Judy" from facecrafters. and of course Liza. It's nice to know the heavy hitters (Pros) are on here. Cleopatra eyes eh?. I try to steer clients away from that look, but suggest just a subtle increase in end thickening and lift a little to bring the eyes up on the outside corners. Tony C. Permanent Impressions
Saint Cloud, Florida 34769
tattoosbytony@hotmail.com
Last Edited on 8-Aug-2008 6:13 AM
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facecrafter
704 posts
Aug 08, 2008
11:23 AM
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Well Hello there Tony! Long, long time no see or hear. Hope all is going well!
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Be well and beautiful,
:)udy
judy@facecrafter.com
www.facecrafter.com
941-351-1333
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LiZa
3087 posts
Aug 08, 2008
7:29 PM
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yes i agree, the slight wedge at the outer end, slightly thicker and slightly 'up and out' is what most eyes need.
WELCOME TONY!LiZa Sims, CPCP
U.S. LIPigments Distributor
http://www.cosmetictattoo.com
http://cosmetic-tattoo.blogspot.com/
Last Edited on 14-Aug-2008 12:36 AM
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Diane Molinaro
55 posts
Aug 13, 2008
11:41 PM
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Tony, Tony, Tony, you are right there on my page of how I do upper liners for those who want it thicker on the ends. Just a nice wedge and a bit of an upward movement with my needle. If the enhancement area is done in black I'll do the uper liner in a Black/Brown so it's softer and possiby go over the edge with a halo color to do the wedge. Just depens on how thick they want that wedge.
Glad to see another Italian name on the board!!
Caio Bella,
Diane Molinaro
Last Edited on 13-Aug-2008 11:43 PM
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tonycianci
6 posts
Aug 15, 2008
6:27 AM
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Ditto, Glad to see we're all on the same page.
Caio Diane
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