Please recommend an aegyo-sal liner that is good for people with clumsy hands.

My face is long overall, but my forehead is narrow, while my mid-face and lower face are somewhat long. I have fleshy monolids.

I have a lot of flesh on my eyelids and my eyes aren't particularly big, so whenever I apply anything, it looks excessive.

Unless it is a particularly important day, I finish my eye makeup with just eyeliner and mascara.

My eyes look too small if I do nothing, so I always make sure to do at least two things.

 

 

 

But doing only eyebrows, eyeliner, mascara, and lipstick makes it look a bit ordinary.

It looks too ordinary and bland to even call it makeup. My ideal look is natural, calm, and subtle, but it ended up making my face look boring. My mid-face is long, which makes me look older, and my whole face looks loose. I feel like I need a change in my appearance, but I was wondering what I should add.

 

 

Then I saw some makeup tips for looking youthful, and there was a section on aegyo-sal (under-eye bags). I had tried other styles, but I hadn't tried aegyo-sal makeup that gives off a shiny, plump, delicate, and youthful vibe, so I thought I should give this a try.

 

 

 

 

Usually, when I do my eye makeup, I apply eyeshadow up to the aegyo sal area and just add shadow with a shading stick. under-eye liner I don't think I've ever described it that way before. My lower eyelids aren't naturally plump; they're sunken. So... under-eye liner When I use it, I'm not sure how far I should go to create the aegyo-sal that looks like it's being made entirely from scratch on my face. It seems like you're supposed to fill it in with a pearly or shimmery finish, but since I have a warm undertone, I'm not sure what color to use or which product to choose.

 

 

As an item for creating aegyo sal under-eye liner Which stick products are good for beginners?

I would also like to learn some great tips for creating aegyo sal that even someone with clumsy hands can follow.