[Ames101]

Hey ladies.
I don't know how many of you have issues with the skin around your eye area being so oily that pencil or liquid doesn't stick (or creases/flakes off); but mine does.
besides that; there (i find) is not many companies that do dozens of colored liquid liners. After i started using e/l on my waterline i found that black liquid was too dark (for my taste) so i would go to school and stuff in e/s. because i'm always tired; i always looked it, as i had nothing to liven up my actual eyes.
as i occassionally use a mixing medium with my shadows and had run out; i decided to try doing my whole eye in glycerin and shadow.
It was awesome! the shadow creased a bit, but the color stayed the same (even though there was a crease line, it wasn't like regular creasing where the crease takes away e/s from areas). i didn't use a primer, cause i was just really trying the liner aspect.
the liner took ages to dry, but once it was dry, it didn't budge much, and when it did it actually looked neat.
after i cleaned up some of the smudging a bit; i then ended up running for a half hour and had sweat running through my eyes and thought it would smudge, but when i got in the house over an hour later i saw it hadn't.

just thought it might be worth a try for some of you ladies

[Adrienne]

Neat trick . I have really oily skin and always have trouble with waterlining.

[Ames101]

not too sure if it would work well for waterlining, cause it stings like hell if you get it in your eyes. i've heard a lot of people say that fluidline is good for waterlining though