[SmileyGeily]

I'm trying to find a thin eye liner for under my eyes. Everything from MAC and Chanel I own seems to be to thick. I'm wondering if any drug store brands are good? Thanks!

 

[MOMENT OF CLARITY]

CG Perfect Point Plus is a good drugstore option. No sharpener needed.

 

[carolicious]

maybe you just need a good eyeliner sharpener?

 

[SmileyGeily]

I have a MAC one for my mac pencils, but they seem so get dull before I finish one eye.

 

[carolicious]

can you get the point sharp with the mac sharpener? My MAC one didn't do that great of a job. I thought it was doing a good job, until I tried other sharpeners. The more expensive ones really do make a difference.

I know Sephora makes "slim pencils" they're smaller and thinner than other eyeliners, you could try that too and they're cheap.

 

[mandoir]

Check out Revlon ColorStay! It's very thin and has one of those retractable/extendable tips so you don't have to keep sharpening. It's drugstore, so cheap, but it lasts for me all day!

 

[brody]

Use a small brush, wet it, use eyeshadow (or cake liner, if using cake liner, try Ben Nye, they are better than Mac) and apply a thin wet line directly along the lashline from the center, outwards. Let dry. Then use a dry brush and apply dry shadow over, blending it to perfection. This in my opinion, is the best method.

 

[ilovecaseyandcoach]

Check out Revlon ColorStay! It's very thin and has one of those retractable/extendable tips so you don't have to keep sharpening. It's drugstore, so cheap, but it lasts for me all day!

:thumbsup

 

[emilyLOVESlime]

Loreal Linear Intense has a felt tip brush that I really like. It gives super thin lines. I've been using it for years, and its only $7-$8 at the local drugstore

Buy L'Oreal Lineur Intense Felt Tip Eyeliner, Earthen Rock Brown 630 Online at drugstore.com

 

[blackcat]

Yes, this is the best way

Use a small brush, wet it, use eyeshadow (or cake liner, if using cake liner, try Ben Nye, they are better than Mac) and apply a thin wet line directly along the lashline from the center, outwards. Let dry. Then use a dry brush and apply dry shadow over, blending it to perfection. This in my opinion, is the best method.

 

[Rivkah]

Use a small brush, wet it, use eyeshadow (or cake liner, if using cake liner, try Ben Nye, they are better than Mac) and apply a thin wet line directly along the lashline from the center, outwards. Let dry. Then use a dry brush and apply dry shadow over, blending it to perfection. This in my opinion, is the best method.

Am I missing something??

 

[brody]

Am I missing something??

For the greater part of the 90s I worked as a makeup artist.

 

[prettyinblack222]

^really brody???!!!:love
that is awesome!!!

 

[Kateann]

Bobbi Brown and Mac have great gel liners. Depending on what brush you use, you can get as thin or as thick of a line you want.

 

[Rivkah]

For the greater part of the 90s I worked as a makeup artist.

This is what I was missing. Wow, i hate no idea.

 

[YAYTINA]

I use Bobbi Brown gel liners and their brush works great.

Drugstore brands are far worse than MAC IMO..

Urban Decay and Stila's pencil eyeliner is amazing.
Brody's suggestion is great too! My mom uses that method.