Eyeliners

Pencil eyeliners are often recommended for beginners due to their ease of control and application. They are forgiving and easily smudged to create a soft look, making them a good starting point for those new to eyeliner.

To prevent eyeliner from transferring, ensure your eyelids are primed to control oil and provide a smooth base. After applying the eyeliner, let it dry completely before opening your eyes. You may also set the liner with a matching eyeshadow to further prevent smudging.

Choose a K-Beauty pencil or gel eyeliner to create a smoky eye look. Draw the liner close to your lash line and then use a smudging brush or a cotton swab to gently blur the line. Pair with smoky eyeshadows for a more dramatic effect.

Absolutely. Many K-Beauty eyeliners are perfect for applying to the lower lash line. Just ensure the eyeliner is smudge-proof and long-lasting to prevent it from running or smearing throughout the day.

Pen eyeliners have a marker-like tip and are great for precision and control, whereas liquid eyeliners come with a brush or felt-tip applicator and require a steadier hand but can create a variety of line widths.

To fix a mistake made with eyeliner, dip a cotton swab in makeup remover and gently erase the mistake. Once the error is removed, you can touch up your makeup as needed in that area.

K-Beauty-inspired eyeliner looks often lean towards the natural side. A popular style is the "puppy eye," where the eyeliner is drawn slightly downwards at the outer corner to create a softer, youthful look. You can create this look with either a pencil or liquid eyeliner.