Magic Wing Liner The magic wing liner is a trendy makeup technique that involves creating a winged shape with eyeliner. It is often used to enhance and define the eyes, giving them a more dramatic and glamorous appearance. To create the perfect magic wing liner, start by applying a thin line of eyeliner along your upper lash line, starting from the inner corner and gradually thickening as you move towards the outer corner. This will serve as the base of your wing. Next, draw a diagonal line extending from the outer corner of your eye towards the end of your eyebrow. The length and angle of this line can be adjusted according to your preference and eye shape.
The Emerald & Sapphire Stuff are known for their 4 in 1 action; they act as a clarifier, sequestrant, chelating agent and flocculant all in one product! Using these clarifiers will enhance your filter's efficiency and can be used in any kind of pool!
- I understand that if the staining is copper, the treatment s purpose is to lift the copper off the plaster and suspend it in the water using the Purple Stuff. I m assuming I shouldn t do anything to raise the pH level as I was thinking having an acidic environment in the water is a good thing for this treatment - am I right.
The length and angle of this line can be adjusted according to your preference and eye shape. Once you have drawn the diagonal line, connect it to the base of your wing, creating a triangular shape. To complete the magic wing liner, gently fill in the triangle shape with eyeliner, ensuring that the line is smooth and precise.
Jack's Magic Treatment - What to do after?
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LifeTime SupporterAug 3, 2015 175 Central, NJ Pool Size 34000 Surface Plaster Chlorine Salt Water Generator SWG Type Pentair Intellichlor IC-60
Using the Jack's Magic stain ID kit, I identified that their "O2 & Stain #2 Treatment" will (hopefully) remove staining I have in my pool. I started the treatment yesterday. It was a very large amount of chemicals to add to the water (you can view the chemicals involved here).
I want to make sure I handle things correctly following the treatment, as didn't see certain things addressed in their instructions. Figured I'd check on this site as so many of you are great resources. My questions are:
- Does anyone know if it would be safe to put my Dolphin cleaner in the pool? The treatment instructions say the process can take up to a few weeks, depending on the stain. I don't think it will end up being that long for me, but regardless I'd like to have the cleaner running in the pool every now and then. The pH level is below 7 (see below) so I was thinking not to risk putting it in.
- I understand that if the staining is copper, the treatment's purpose is to lift the copper off the plaster and suspend it in the water using the Purple Stuff. Would I be able to actually remove the copper from the water by any means other than dumping out the water? I'd rather not be stuck having the use the Purple Stuff indefinitely, as I found that the phosphate levels that it adds messes with my ORP sensor (when I remove phosphate from the water, the ORP works great). If I do remove the phosphate, will the copper stains return if I don't dump the water? Or is there a way to remove the phosphate and the copper once the copper is in suspension? (other than dumping the water)
- Item #1 in the instructions lists the way that they want the pool balanced prior to treatment. I wish they were a bit clearer with what to do after treatment though. I see it says to add chlorine/sanitizer as required once a week, but I went ahead (after less than 1 day) and found big changes in the readings.
Prior to treatment I was at:
FC = 2.5
TC = 2.6
pH = 7.4
TA = 80
CH = 350
Now (after less than a day) I'm at:
FC = 0
TC = 0
pH = less than 6.8 (6.6 or 6.7 if I had to guess)
TA = 30
CH = 350
After getting the above readings today, I added bleach immediately, to get back up to 2.5. Should I be adjusting anything else yet? The instructions say I shouldn't worry about the TA until the stains are removed (which can take several weeks). I'm assuming I shouldn't do anything to raise the pH level as I was thinking having an acidic environment in the water is a good thing for this treatment - am I right?
Remember, the best thing to do, no matter what, is purchase and use a STAIN ID KIT. The Jack's Magic Stain Identification Kit takes all the guesswork out of eliminating stains by showing you which of our products will best take care of your pool problems.
For a more intense and bold look, you can thicken the line or apply a second coat of eyeliner. The magic wing liner is a versatile technique that can be customized to suit different eye shapes and makeup looks. It can be paired with a neutral eyeshadow and a bold lipstick for a classic and elegant look, or with a smoky eye and nude lips for a more dramatic effect. One of the most important tips for achieving a flawless magic wing liner is to practice. It may take some time and patience to perfect the technique, but with practice, you will be able to create the perfect wing every time. In conclusion, the magic wing liner is a popular makeup technique that can enhance and define the eyes, giving them a more dramatic and glamorous appearance. It involves creating a winged shape with eyeliner and can be customized to suit different eye shapes and makeup looks. With practice, anyone can achieve the perfect magic wing liner..
Reviews for "Using different colors and finishes for a unique magic wing liner look"
1. Emily - 2 stars
I was really excited to try the Magic wing liner after hearing so many great things about it, but I was extremely disappointed. The liner was difficult to apply and smudged easily, making my winged eye look messy and uneven. It also started flaking off after a few hours, creating a patchy appearance. Overall, I was not impressed with this product and wouldn't recommend it to others.
2. Jessica - 1 star
I had high hopes for the Magic wing liner, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. The formula was extremely watery, making it difficult to create a precise winged look. Additionally, it took a long time to dry, and even when it did, it easily transferred onto my eyelids, ruining my eyeshadow. The liner also faded throughout the day, making it look like I had barely any eyeliner on. I was disappointed with the quality of this product and wouldn't purchase it again.
3. Sarah - 2 stars
I bought the Magic wing liner with the hope of achieving a flawless winged eyeliner, but it fell short. The product was not opaque enough, requiring me to go over the line several times to make it visible. It also smudged easily, creating a messy look. Furthermore, the brush applicator was not precise, making it difficult to create a sharp wing. Overall, I was disappointed with this liner and would not recommend it to those looking for a reliable and long-lasting winged liner.