Jeannine In Charleston's Three Eye Strengths

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Makeup By Jeannine in Charleston, South Carolina has established a reputation throughout the area for her stunning bridal makeup, makeup lessons, and an overall commitment to making each and every client feel beautiful in their own skin. With so many products out there, many of her clients ask for tips and recommendations when it comes to eye makeup. If you’re putting together your must-have makeup kit, here are three eye makeup products that are crucial to any look from Makeup By Jeannine, one of Charleston’s favorite bridal makeup artists:

Liquid Eyeliner: Liquid eyeliner provides you with the ability to create dramatic and sexy lines that don’t smudge or wear over time. If you’re getting dolled up for a special occasion and want a sexy,

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