I can't seem to get the hang of winged eyeliner.

Mar 11, 2016

Lauraine M.

I have been trying to wring my eyeliner And can't seem to get it...my eyes are small and I'm wanting to open then up a little...Amy help would be greatly appreciated...I've watched several you tube videos and still can't seem to get it...I'm beginning to think it's a lost cause.:-(

Mar 11, 2016

Sam R.

Look for videos for hooded eyes, it may help you

Mar 11, 2016

Kitty K.

I do my eyeliner similar to the first photo. I usually stop at the second step and repeat it on my other eye. If they both look the same at the point.. then I continue! If they don't then it's easy to wipe off and match up :)

Mar 12, 2016

Lauraine M.

Those are really great tutorials. I will try these..

Mar 12, 2016

Sadiya R.

The trick for your eye type is that the lines do not go over the "crease" line that is at the side of the outer corner of your eye, male the wing go under the eyelid fold and then curve the wing upwards. My eyes are similar to yours and my mom's eyes too and I used to have the same problem. Hope it helps!

Mar 12, 2016

Diana T.

I find that if I do it while my eyes are open - at least the outer wing part then it helps - I find I have to do all my eye makeup like this otherwise it doesn't show up when I open my eyes - with wings especially I find they work better on me if the wing goes past my crease.

Mar 12, 2016

Roz X.

Have you considered using a stencil? They've certainly caught my interest.

Mar 12, 2016

Megan J.

I have found that the easiest type of eyeliner to use is a pen style. it feels the most natural.

Mar 12, 2016

Lauraine M.

These are some really great ideas.Thankfully all very much.