i love white eyeliner. it's gorgeous if you have the right look.

GROSS!!!! (sorry)

If you see close ups of Tyra Banks, she's always wearing white eyeliner on her bottom lids. It's one of her secrets from her former modeling days.

a secret that she talks about all the time. lol it does make your eyes look larger, but its hard not to get it on your lashes. i probably wont try this look, because a go for black lashes, and i cant risk ruining them by being messy with white eyeliner. im sure it will look great on others though!!

Yuck. Well I suppose that's better than the dead lady looks that were all over the runway and the hair hats.

I have worn white eyeliner for years! It makes you look more awake (read: not so hungover...)

But would it work on darker african americans?

I wore this in the 80's, 8th grade, I think I will leave it there...

I don't like this either but if you want to wear it, I say go for it.

I remember in High School all the preppy girls wore a thin line of either white eyeshadow or liner. Ugh I hated that look. Partly bc my eyes looked crappy that way. Smokey for me.
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You can put in in the corners of your eyes for that awake look.

Will this look good on my skin? I hate how makeup trends always applies to the milk skined models.

i normally just use it on the inner corners of my eye..and then like fade it out with black for the rest of my eye..but it's really thin on my eyes..

White eyeliner is a bit severe. A good choice if you don't want it to look like "too much" but still want the benefits of white eyeliner, check out Senna's Eye Opener. It's more of a soft vanilla color that you apply to only the bottom inner eye. It leaves the eyes looking much brighter. (Just google Senna Eye Opener).
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it's not meant to stand out necessarily, it's to blend and make you look awake. If you wear it on your lower lash line.

Also, before Tyra ever mentioned it as her "secret" (I suppose as that's about right as it's not commonly known, as some comments here prove) even so the tip has appeared in some magazine articles before.