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So today I tried out some eyeliner / eye makeup in general and got it to look like this:
That's a really pretty eyeshadow, especially with your eye color! And it goes nicely with the eyeliner color too.
You did a great job with the bottom liner - you have a good shape and stayed close to the lash line. For the top, it looks like maybe you had a hard time getting the eyeliner to make an even line, or maybe it wore off in a couple of places? Either way an eye primer might help. I use this one but any basic eye primer should do the trick. It'll make your eye makeup go on more smoothly and stay in place longer (especially if you have oily eyelids like I do!). And I would recommend maybe using a little more pressure when you do your top liner - it'll help make a more defined, even line without skips. It shouldn't hurt obviously but it does take some getting used to the feeling of pressure on your eyeball when you do your liner!
I hope this helps :)
Thanks for your feedback :3