Pink and Blue Gel Liner Tutorial: Two Ultra-Bright 10-Minute Looks!

I'm fresh from a 16-hour hour beauty workshop that I took last weekend, and my mind is spinning with the awesome tips and tricks that I learned. Unfortunately, I did this quick tutorial on how to use my two favourite Tony Moly Gel Liners BEFORE I took the class, so you're just getting my uneducated opinions (hehe) in this entry.

I promise to do full coverage on the makeup workshop that I took (most likely within the week!), and I'll share some new looks that I learned how to do as well. But for now, here's a quick look at how to use Tony Moly Hot Pink and Powder Blue gel liners!

These are fast-becoming my favourite gel liners because using them allows me to skip certain steps whilst still getting the bright-eyed look that I'm really fond of. Hot pink is not something I considered using before I purchase this gel liner, but I was surprised at how nice it ended up looking on my skin tone:

For this look, I just put on some Beauty Insurance BB Cream, used a hint of blush, put on Etude House shimmer pink lipstick, and did some quick pink eyeshadow work with my 4U2 I-Pro palette and the Tony Moly gel liner. The pictures don't really do this liner much justice, but suffice to say that they really stand out IRL.

Here are the steps to getting this look:

I love how sweet this look ended up, and even though it was a bit matchy-matchy, I was pretty happy with how the gel liner performed.

This next look is a slightly more complicated variation of how I usually wear the blue gel liner. When I'm feeling a bit lazy, I tend to just line my lids and waterlines with it, slick on some mascara, and rush out the door. (See first picture at the top of this entry). It's a lovely bright blue and I love how it pops out even from behind my glasses.

Of course, it's entirely possible that you want to go with something a little less bright, so I ended up making a half-eye shadow, half-gel liner look:

As usual, I used my Beauty Insurance BB Cream, Tony Moly Gel Liner in Powder Blue, my Etude House lipstick in PK001 (crazy fuschia color) and my 4U2 I-Pro Palette.

Alternately, you can tone this look down by using light pink shimmer lipstick instead of bright fuschia. I used Etude House's Orgel Light lipstick in 6, and I'm absolutely in love with this color. So dainty!

Interested readers can pick up the Beauty Insurance BB Cream (P1,290) and both Tony Moly pink and blue gel liners (P475 each, comes with brush) at my little online store over here.

Stay bright and beautiful, ladies~!