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Ultra Black Eyeliner, layering is key! I’ve updated the last step with liquid liner! Products tagged

By Erin Parsons Makeup

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This is an AI-generated summary of “Ultra Black Eyeliner, layering is key! I’ve updated the last step with liquid liner! Products tagged” — a 2 min YouTube video by Erin Parsons Makeup, published May 23, 2025. It condenses the full transcript into 10 key takeaways with clickable timestamps.

Summary

This video demonstrates a multi-step technique to achieve an ultra-black, perfectly shaped eyeliner look that is long-lasting and smudge-proof.

Key Points

  • Begin by tracing the desired eyeliner shape with a non-waterproof pencil, leaving the inner corner slightly open to elongate the eyes. 
  • Use a thin brush to refine the initial shape, taking advantage of the non-waterproof pencil's blendability. 
  • Go over the initial eyeliner shape with a waterproof pencil to add intensity and ensure longevity. 
  • Clean up and perfect the eyeliner shape using a pointed Q-tip and micellar water. 
  • Blot the entire eye area with a tissue to absorb excess moisture and prepare the surface. 
  • Apply foundation, concealer, and powder to the entire face, including over the eyeliner, to set the shape. 
  • Apply eyeshadow using a fingertip, blending it up to the eyebrow. 
  • Curl eyelashes, which can be done without disturbing the eyeliner due to the powdered setting. 
  • For an ultra-black finish, apply a third layer using a water-activated paint or a highly pigmented gel liner on top of the waterproof pencil. 
  • This wet-dry technique, inspired by clown makeup, ensures a precise, perfected, and ultra-black eyeliner look. 
Ultra Black Eyeliner, layering is key! I’ve updated the last step with liquid liner! Products tagged

Ultra Black Eyeliner, layering is key! I’ve updated the last step with liquid liner! Products tagged

This video demonstrates a multi-step technique to achieve an ultra-black, perfectly shaped eyeliner look that is long-lasting and smudge-proof.

Key Points

—Begin by tracing the desired eyeliner shape with a non-waterproof pencil, leaving the inner corner slightly open to elongate the eyes.
—Use a thin brush to refine the initial shape, taking advantage of the non-waterproof pencil's blendability.
—Go over the initial eyeliner shape with a waterproof pencil to add intensity and ensure longevity.
—Clean up and perfect the eyeliner shape using a pointed Q-tip and micellar water.
—Blot the entire eye area with a tissue to absorb excess moisture and prepare the surface.
—Apply foundation, concealer, and powder to the entire face, including over the eyeliner, to set the shape.
—Apply eyeshadow using a fingertip, blending it up to the eyebrow.
—Curl eyelashes, which can be done without disturbing the eyeliner due to the powdered setting.
—For an ultra-black finish, apply a third layer using a water-activated paint or a highly pigmented gel liner on top of the waterproof pencil.
—This wet-dry technique, inspired by clown makeup, ensures a precise, perfected, and ultra-black eyeliner look.
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