What's the best type of eyeliner? Liquid, pencil or crayon?

Question

I just wanna know :D

Answer 1

It depends on what type of look that you are, if you want a dramatic look, something more soft, if you want something long lasting.  So there is no best type of eyeliner it depends on what your trying to accomplish

Answer 2

i like liquid the best. it glides on easily & it creates a straight, smooth line, especially if you get the ones that are like markers.

Answer 3

Liquid gives you these fine lines, that looks quite charming, only if you know how to use them,

\if you are not so familiar with it, then i would suggest you go with the pencil, it is much easier...

Answer 4

actually none of those...try MAC's Fluidline or HIP's cream liner...

-They are a lot easeir to apply

-Last a lot longer than pencils

-They dont flake like liquid liners often do.

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Answer 5

it's all a matter of preference.

pencil is good for people who have shaky hands.

liquid gives you a more precise line.

crayon goes on smoother.

some people like gel eyeliner

i personally use crayon on my inner and outer tearducts, pencil on lazy days, liquid on occasions and gel eyeliner for most days.  

Answer 6

pencil

Answer 7

Depends really on what u want to use it for:

it its a line across your top eyelashes then first dot pencil eyeliner where you want the line to go as a guide, then go over it in a liquid one( i find the ones that are all in one like a pen easier rather than the ones that you have to dip)

whereas if u want a line under your bottom eyelashes then the pencil one is best, try and get one that's got a smudger so the line then looks smokey and not blunt.

if u want to use it on your inner rims then a pencil or crayon one works best...blast it with your hairdryer or warm between your fingers to make it glide on smoother =]

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Answer 8

i use liquid but i stopped and im using pencil now..it works betterfor me :)

there's crayon? u mean gel?