: Re: Describe the combination of eye shadow and tear In this picture, the woman's tear has turned black because it was mixed with her eye shadow. How would you describe it in a dramatic way?

The bluish black streak trickled down her face, her eyes wet and overflowing with moisture. The tears, mingling with the bruised coloured make up she wore appeared as though she was crying dark, misted, and gloomy teardrops, each falling from her eyes and leaving behind them a thick, black trail staining her flushed, pink, and slightly damp cheeks.

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: Re: Describe the combination of eye shadow and tear In this picture, the woman's tear has turned black because it was mixed with her eye shadow. How would you describe it in a dramatic way?

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