Is there a way to extend, or roll out more of the eyeliner than just what is showing at the tip? Can't figure out how to get more out than the tip.
1980156
No, it seems like alot gets wasted because that piece at the bottom is loose, preventing you from sharpening it down all the way.
1980157
Believe it or not, what looks like plastic is really wood, and it is able to be sharpened like a pencil. You do need a good sharpener, however. It took me quite awhile to figure this out.
1980158
YES! You sharpen it like eyeliner pencil. Make sure you have a nice, quality sharpener, because the eyeliner is softer than a normal pencil version.
1980159
Not that I could ever find. Seems to be a good product, but you only get a handful of uses out of it. Just not cost effective. A shame.
159092
I purchased 2 because I need both just to get around. I had my son shorten both sticks and he informs me that he had to use some ingenuity and strength. Try to break the seal between the rubber tip and the varnish with a small probe being careful not to damage the tip. If all that fails, you can just cut the sticks to the desired length and purchase some new tips. The tips are pretty cheep.
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Basically you just peel the tape off the card and position it on your eyelid. Peel off the white backing and then use the "fork" to push the excess eyelid skin into your crease so the double sided tape can stick it together. It looks strange, but doesn't hurt. I did great on my first try and then didn't do so well on the next couple of uses. I'm glad there were plenty in the package so I didn't mind wasting a couple while I got the hang of it. My best suggestion is to go to Youtube and search for Eye Tape or (Easy Lift the more expensive product on the infomercials). There are many tutorials out there and as they say...a picture is worth a thousand words. I watched a couple before making the decision to buy Eye Charm and I'm glad I did! Good luck!
734003
You can put it on with a brush or a puff. The way to keep from getting too much on the brush is to tap it off, back into the container, before applying. You can better judge how much you need from that.
1541338
Had the same issue..I just used a little thicker small nail..place the higher middle piece 1st, then kine up the other middle piece and move along...I did it with my husband so it was a little easier.
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...and FYI, a q-tip would not work well. I find the brush adhered to the inside of the cap is too large for some of my uses, so you'll learn to improvise...I'll even use toothpicks to grab a small amount of glue for applying. Just remember, glue works best as recommended, applying to BOTH items you're gluing together and let glue sit for for a few minutes before joining.
2056080
try adding a bit of water, then give it a swirl. that should dilute it enough to get it out, but not so much that it loses potency.
1384365
I've had some problems with that too. I like the look but it is easily smudged. I don't know if there's much you can do, except there are eyeliner "setters" that will put a clear gel over eyeliner to set it. I have one from ELF, although I rarely use it so I don't know if it works well with this product. I usually use a primer on my eyelids, but I haven't noticed if it changes the smudge factor.
351886
I had the same problem. I googled it and got a video that demonstrates how to do it. (It's very hard to describe without a video/photo.)
1054672
PUSH IT! :-) Seriously, fold it as much as you can on the lines that remains from the first time you took it out and then the rest is just pushing it harder and harder! That is how I do it :-)
2238300
I just tried it with powder eye shadow ( too faced brand...which is awesome extremely blend able and soft).... (Just for you)...The liner brush seems to pick up very little shadow... It does apply it very lightly. I'm sure it could be used for subtle color. It works best for sure with gel.....The other eye brushes in this pack work well. I love that they all actually work. Give it a go...thankfully they are in expensive. I hope this helps a bit.
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I use a tiny bit of false eyelash glue to stick my lashes to the cotton curler. Note that what ever position you have the lashes in that will be the way they perm. You can take a toothpick and spearate your lashes and move them around if you need to. Between steps I take a cotton pad (the round ones that you can use to remove makeup) and wet them with plain water and wipe off solution. I use two to make sure I get the solution off just gently wipe them up and away from your eye. A damp washcloth will help get glue and curler off when finished. Just gently wipe. The terry cloth helps remove excess glue. I have been perming my own eyelashes for 10 plus years. I have never used the eye putti. I use a tiny bit of false eyelash glue to stick my lashes to the cotton curler. Note that what ever position you have the lashes in that will be the way they perm. You can take a toothpick and spearate your lashes and move them around if you need to. Between steps I take a cotton pad (the round ones that you can use to remove makeup) and wet them with plain water and wipe off solution. I use two to make sure I get the solution off just gently wipe them up and away from your eye. A damp washcloth will help get glue and curler off when finished. Just gently wipe. The terry cloth helps remove... » Read More I use a tiny bit of false eyelash glue to stick my lashes to the cotton curler. Note that what ever position you have the lashes in that will be the way they perm. You can take a toothpick and spearate your lashes and move them around if you need to. Between steps I take a cotton pad (the round ones that you can use to remove makeup) and wet them with plain water and wipe off solution. I use two to make sure I get the solution off just gently wipe them up and away from your eye. A damp washcloth will help get glue and curler off when finished. Just gently wipe. The terry cloth helps remove excess glue. I have been perming my own eyelashes for 10 plus years. I have never used the eye putti. « Show Less
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Because you cannot control the amount of product as it comes into the brush, it maybe more difficult to get the coverage even. I would just wipe off the heavier areas, but if you have makeup on it might stick. It is also not really translucent like a finishing powder
1255220
It takes a wh8le to get the paint down to to tip....shake like crazy and push down to fill tip and try that. If you had used it before it may need done again. Otherwise maybe it dried out.
2149941
What u do is use my fingers & run up the brush. Makes it able to get a little more of the serum. I do it once for each brow, make sure its fully covered. It will dry itself & doesn't leave any gunk the next day. I do it before bed.
1486539
what I recommend if you do have oily lids is to put foundation on your lid and then put a base eye shadow (light color) and then apply the eyeliner. that will help with oily eyes, this liner is great!!!
2191558
Apply to the lash line (on the eyelids) twice per day. Just like you would liner. Just don't get it too close to the corners of eyes. You can also use it on your eyebrow.