Winged Eyeliner Help!!

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Ashlee F.

Aug 17, 2013

Ashlee F.

What are your tips for a beginner doing winged liner? I don't really want the exotic, long wing. Just a fairly short wing and kinda casual. Also, what do you do your winged eyeliner with? I'm trying with a liquid as it's all I have other than pencil, with I don't like using.

Thanks in advance, please, add pictures of your winged eyeliner!!

Symone B.

Aug 17, 2013

Symone B.

Easy pictorial. I recommend this method to begin with and as you continue to do it you'll find your own way of doing it. I've been wearing winged liner everyday for nearly 3 years

Florie may S.

Aug 17, 2013

Florie may S.

Try watchinh Michelle Phan's tutorials in Youtube.

Brittany A.

Aug 17, 2013

Brittany A.

Since you are new (or even when you are use to it I have seen people say they do it), you could draw it with pencil first then go over with liquid, since pencil is more forgiving and easier to fix.

Okay, so what I do (I have hardcore OCD and I find this to be the best way to make sure they match but also feel it'd be good for beginners) is I will draw the line along the lash line, then I will open my eye and pick where I want my wing to go to (I usually do it directly below the end of my eyebrow and across from the highest point of my crease), put the tip of my brush at that point close my eye and draw down connecting the the liner at my lash line. Go back to the tip and draw another line in for the thickness and fill in.

Melissa E.

Aug 28, 2013

Melissa E.

Have you tried using the eyeliner markers? These helped me create a perfect wing every time without being a pain like liquid liners can be!

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