@sheenazadeh
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@sheenazadeh A step by step on how I do my eyeliner to elongated my look! Using Enigma @Kosas
@sheenazadeh
TikTok · Speaker address
@sheenazadeh A step by step on how I do my eyeliner to elongated my look! Using Enigma @Kosas
Performance
Video #11279 · Speaker address
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The creator demonstrates her step-by-step eyeliner routine, explaining her "face mapping" philosophy to customize the look. She shows how to elongate the eye using the lower lash line as a guide, applies a specific blue shade for a softer effect, and compares the final result to the bare eye.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Verbal hook · 45%
How do you do your eyeliner?
Visual hook · 55%
Intimate close-up of the creator's face, likely gesturing near her eyes or holding the eyeliner product to immediately establish the beauty context.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
The 'Universal Variable' Thesis: Establishes that generic advice fails because everyone's base attributes differ, promising a customized framework instead.
Payoff
The A/B Validation: A direct visual comparison (split-screen or half-face) demonstrating the dramatic difference between the treated and untreated states.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Feature-Mapping Tutorial
Instead of teaching a generic rigid technique, the creator teaches a principle of using one's own existing features as a guide, making the advice universally applicable yet highly personalized.
The Anchor Point
Identifies a natural physical feature to serve as the primary guideline for the technique (e.g., following the lower lash line).
The Constraint Adjustment
Demonstrates how to modify the technique based on a specific limitation or attribute (e.g., close-set eyes require stopping halfway).
The Micro-Optimization
Introduces a subtle, 'hidden' step that enhances the primary effect without being obvious (e.g., tightlining).
The Material Nuance
Explains the strategic choice of a specific tool or color shade to achieve a subconscious effect (e.g., deep blue vs. black).
The Softening Finish
A final blending or finishing step that integrates the work to make it look natural.
A step by step on how I do my eyeliner to elongated my look! Using Enigma @Kosas
How do you do your eyeliner? Everybody has to do their eyeliner differently because it totally depends on your own face. You use your face as a map. It's always gonna look like you. So I'm gonna use my face as a map and show you what I do. When I do my eyeliner, I want my whole eye to to look a little longer and a little lifted. Good straight ahead, and I follow my lower lash line, and I almost imagine an imaginary line elongating my lower lash line from, like, here out to here. Always do this looking straight. Even if it goes above my eye fold, like, I don't care. I just wanna look straight. My eyes are pretty close together, so I don't like to bring my eyeliner too far in. I just bring it kinda, like, right to the center of the colored part. Connect those dots. My other favorite tricks is to tight line just above the colored part of my eye, and that makes the colored part of my eye look bigger. I really love this deep blue shade. It's called enigma. Gives you the impression of black, but it's not quite black, so it kinda just makes you look a little closer. If I wanna do the lower part, I just, like, lightly drag the eyeliner under my lashes, and then I use the little smudger to soften it with eyeliner, without eyeliner. Look how much longer my eye looks. It's so pretty. I love it. Now I wear eyeliner better day.