A common mistake people keep making is using the same type of eyeshadow application regardless of their eye type. What may have worked for your favorite YouTuber might not work for you if you have almond eyes and they had hooded eyes. Given below are some brilliant everyday eyeliner hacks used by professionals that you can adopt and up your makeup game in a jiffy.

Type 1: Almond eyes
Almond eyes are defined by the almond-like shape of your eyes.

• You can enhance that look by starting with a thin eyeliner line from your inner eyelid and gradually thickening it as you move towards the outer eyelid. This is one of the best professional eyeliner hacks for everyday wear for almond eyes.
• For a subtle, smoky look, line your lower eyelid as well and smudge the outer corners a bit.

Type 2: Hooded eyes
Hooded eyes are eyes with a little extra amount of skin on the upper eyelids that folds down over the crease of the eye, hiding it. The eye looks smaller than it is and it can make you look drowsy at all times.

• For hooded eyes, a thick and bold eyeliner wing will define your eye and thin lines aren’t that visible.
• It is important to make sure your eyeliner doesn’t smudge or flake off due to the crease of your eye.
• Hooded eyes may sometimes appear to give a sleepy look so a wide-awake effect can do you great good. Be generous with the highlighter in the inner corners of your eye.

Type 3: Downturned eyes
Downturned eyes resemble almond eyes, except that they dip and droop at the outer corners of your eyes.

• The hack here is to fake an eye lift to counteract against the drooping ends. Start the lining much higher than usual and make a line of 45-degree angle through the middle and wing it at the end.
• Like hooded eyes, it’s crucial to not let it smudge and to get a super precise liquid liner to make your eyes appear lifted longer.

Type 4: Upturned eyes
This eye type is the complete opposite of downturned eyes. These eyes are slightly lifted at the corners and the lower lids are more prominent than the upper ones.

• To enhance the symmetry and shape that comes naturally with these type of eyes, the best professional eyeliner hacks for everyday wear are to thicken the liner at the outer corner of your eyelid and to diffuse it with a smudger.
• Do not try to counteract the shape of your eye. Instead, enhance the natural shape.

Type 5: Round eyes
Round eyes have equally curved upper and lower eyelids and appear naturally wide-eyed.

• The most flattering look comes along with elongation of the width of your eye as this reduces the roundness. Cat-eye looks and winged eyeliner looks suit this type of eye.

Type 6: Small eyes
In the case of small eyes, the main goal is to make your eyes pop and look more defined.

• The most important thing to remember is to not overdo it in the rush to enhance the size. A hurried, shabby job will only make it look even smaller.
• A simple trick is to use a nude or white liner to line your waterline. After this, draw a thin winged line from your outer corner and work your way in.
• Smudge it a bit on the outer eyelid to make it appear wider.