Eyeliner? Holy crap!!! When you put it where you really need to put it, it may burn a little bit. If you need to take anything off without any residue then never ever buy waterproof. That is also mascara. I think someone invented waterproof because of wine and drinking too much.... Butthole boyfriends too. Women are emotional and we cry. Without waterproof makeup when we cry then our mascara and eyeliner will run.
Personally I don't like the waterproof makeup unless I am going swimming with a guy one on one in a "blue hole" Then when I cry because I am sad then most men and guys I have dated it has melted their hearts. So swimming one on one? Waterproof. Summer and sweat going to work then waterproof. Going clubbing then waterproof. On a date with a man? Then you have to decide. Personally I go with non waterproof. I cry when I see an animal hit, dead on the road, someone in a wreck and so on. The black lines that run down my face just instills in him if he is and always was willing to date me that I was a girl and now a woman. He would turn around or give me the option to go out after going back to apply more makeup if need be. I always carried Noxzema and Kleenex. So no. But he may have to wait a little while though before we went in.
So if you want to get it off easily then never buy waterproof eyeliner. It is the same with Mascara too.
I have a sharpener for an eyebrow pencil. But eyeliner is usually one sixe and way softer than a brow pencil. Eyeliner you can turn to push up more if need be. When I apply eyeliner I put it right next to my eyelids where the pink begins. That is closer to the Actual eye and I do not want a sharpened pencil thingy there applying it. So I think some may be getting eyebrow pencils and actual eyeliner confused.
Actually I go to Wal Mart and buy a brown or black Sharpies to color my brows. OMG my actual hair color is dishwater blond but prefer black So I go to a stylists quite often at least to do my lighter roots. He is really good.
Look hon. The best thing to do is to see a real professional makeup artist. My band spent our gig money to send me to a professional so I could come back and teach them. And they thought trannies were "pussies" LOL. I as a "sissy" and know "
>-bleeped-<" before Transgender was really realized in Arkansas. My best friend when young turned out to be gay. I am trans and I never knew he was gay but had suspicions and he had his own about me. Yet he has a hard time understanding Trans. He calls me gay yet I am a straight trans woman. The only time I have been gay was marrying a woman and having sex with her and that was pretty much being a lesbian.
I know we get a late start on some of this that our mothers should have taught us and then our friends. But we don't have that advantage if we hide. I was lucky because all of my cousins a little over my age would "torture" me and dress me totally up. To me it wasn't so much torture though. Since they were older, they made me the daughter. Go figure when one girl would be the "daddy"... They all were more than happy when I was 15 and joined a band to teach me how to look like CC Deville on the cover jacket of Look What the Cat Dragged In. Then more than ready to do more. Then the band paid and a lot of things those girls were doing wrong I learned how to do right.
We don't have the same advantages of girls especially from our moms. Mine considered me an "abomination". Yet when posed why God created me the way "He" created me she had no answer. So when it comes to make up then see a professional. It is well worth the money and they generally do not judge just like wig shops and so on. So definitely ask a professional and don't be shy. They will sell you their product and they may judge but you are making them a paycheck.
If you are ashamed of wearing it and have to remove all evidence then don't wear it. Even with lighter colored hair I always did and still do wear mascara to accentuate my lashes. Now they are getting lighter and grayer even. I still wear it. Not the "tarantula" look but to accentuate my eyes. It is hard to get off so leave it on that you can't get off.
Wow I talk too much.
