For best results with very young children, steer clear of the eyes entirely. It's very rare to find one who will sit still (or even in the chair for that matter) when getting anywhere close. Avoid spraying near tear ducts whenever possible. Scrunched eyes will result in creases in your designs. While this is a great look for Voodoos and villains of all sorts, it's not appealing when creating pretty faces. Use whatever tactics are at your disposal to calm the subject and ease their facial tension. I like to ask children to count with me to 20 out loud. That tends to distract them long enough to get the job done right. When applying beauty eye makeup, use lightest colors directly under the eyebrow, graduating to darker ones as you go lower toward the lids. Save the darkest colors for the outer corner or the eye then finish by dotting the center of the lid and/or inner eye with a light (white) color. Fashion magazines are great for reference and keeping up with current trends. Lifting the brow will give you more room to work. Some StencilEyes designs include eyebrow liners. Where facial features (or squeamishness) makes it impossible to apply, just skip the detail. Unless you point it out no one will know the difference.