Sentences with phrase «applied precise lines»

Not exact matches

As if applying a precise, neat line of liner wasn't hard enough, Dedivanovic dropped a major makeup truth bomb when he told the crowd he usually applies four -LRB-!!!)

After applying Catrice Kohl Kajal 110 Blue I know you on my top lash line, I can say for this makeup review that the pencil is a bit on the drier side when applying, but having written that I can confirm that the pencil does offer a precise application so it's not to dry.

A lip liner is great for dark and red lip colors because it's easier to define the lips first and get precise lines and then apply your lipstick.

Apply a precise, clear line like a pro with our finely - pointed Eyeliner Brush made with synthetic fibers.

Apply a thin stroke of liner across the centre of the upper lash line, followed by an equally precise line along the bottom lashes.

Pro's: Very easy to apply and created a precise clean line (tight to my lash line) with only one application.

Create a precise, high - impact line that stays put all day or apply to entire lid and blend with the unique Blending Ball to create a quick smoldering, smokey eye.

Then, using the same brush, I apply gel liner to the outer corners of my eyes to create depth, this time making sure my lines are precise.

The felt - tip applicator and ergonomically - designed handle make applying lines — thick, thin and always precise — easy as pie.

A good tip to remember when applying both liners: «When you're doing your left eye, look to the left, and then begin the line directly where your eyebrow starts for a precise application,» she says.

Torque Vectoring by Braking (TVbB), which intelligently and rapidly applies precise amounts of braking force to individual wheels to accurately sharpen the car's line through a corner, is standard.

To be even more precise, it's fairness or foulness relative to 1st or 3rd only applies if it first hits the ground before passing either bag; otherwise it's determined strictly by where it first touches either the ground (or a fielder if it has not yet touched the ground, regardless of whether it's passed the bag or not), relative to the foul lines / poles.