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Hi Katie - I only use that brush to either soften my liquid eyeliner or apply a dark brown or dark black/grey eye shadow as a liner to my lids. It works great. However, I use a liquid liner most of the time. It is great because it doesn't snag and pull your eye lid like a pencil does. You can soften the line with this brush. It makes me feel like I am creating wrinkles when I use a pencil LOL.. I have about 10 other makeup articles I want to do and eyes will be one of them. I will make sure I touch on eye liners and application. Thanks for reading and commenting!

Great article!

Have been reading your replies in the forums and you know what you're talking about. Am going to keep an eye on you, may learn some new things! =)

Love the brushes tutorial, very nice and a keeper for sure. I'd like to request a tutorial on the correct type of eyeliner to use with that brush. I've been meaning to convert to the brush on method of eye liner but not sure what to buy and how to use it. As I age I no longer want to use the stand by pencil I've been using, seems to me the brush will be less likely to create lines and wrinkles being gentler on the eye. Thanks for the tips. Katie

Great idea, I can think of a multitude of things I could have power washed. Thanks, Katie

Hea, Mike go to the can I get some feedback portion of the forum and request others come to your page and take a look. The forums are the place to go for help. You will want to check the changing topics for help as reading through the questions others have asked in the past often answers questions you have on other concerns.

Angel, It's obvious you're a careful author, I agree on the cheesy comment.

like it, really good ideas here on how to get to the bottom of what toddlers eat. My youngest daughter is now 4 going on 5 and will eat junk all day if we let her,
I found her sitting looking out the window, jar of peanut butter under one arm puppy to her right.
Spoon in hand, muttering a bite for you, and a bite for me as she feed the puppy the peanut butter.
It was all I could do to keep from laughing out loud, the troubleing part. Have you ever watched a puppy eat peanut butter off your little girls spoon?
Thanks for sharing your helpful insights.
Best wishes, and happy Parenting. Mike

Thankyou @2uesday. They would make a lovely gift for Valentine's Day.

I use mine for scrapbooking supplies. Over the door shoe organizer...who knew!

Just wanted to thank Lissie & Sam for their notes to me! :-) I enjoy hashing this out, and you are both far more knowledgeable than I. Thanks.

Oh dear! No wonder it was so awkward. *bites lip* I'm still giggling though. <3

Jo, this guy surely did, and to add a twist to the story, I am actually the 'vicar's wife' so it was even more troubling for this member of our congregation ;-)

Oh Sam! I have to admit that I laughed out loud reading that story! Poor you and poor him!

It hadn't occurred to me that people might find it disconcerting to be lip-read, nor that they might assume that we're flirting!

I have a story for you, Jo:
I am not deaf, but I am increasingly hearing impaired on both ears. Speaking on the phone is a pain in the back side and having a conversation with any background noise present is nearly impossible for me.
One time I was speaking with a friend after Church and we kept moving around and I had a hard time to move in a way that I could see his lips, to do auxiliary lip reading. In the end I told him to keep still and look at me so that I could understand him.
He looked at me completely flabbergasted and asked why. So I explained to him that I needed to see his lips to help me to understand what he is saying.
Long pause.
Oh, I noticed that since time and found it rather disconcerting, now I understand better why you do it.
Gosh, I was not finding his lips attractive, I just needed to see them in order to have a conversation with him! Why do people don't ask if they don't understand why we do something the way we do it???

Pretty jewelry. Athena is often portrayed with an owl nearby since she is the goddess of wisdom. The coins of Athens also have an owl on them. (Can you tell we just finished Ancient Greece in our history studies?) They are gorgeous birds, for sure. Not sure how wise they are in fact. But the symbolism remains.