Technique for perfect winged eyeliner.

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Karen Y.

Apr 9, 2013

Karen Y.

I find making both wings on my eyes the same length quite difficult. What are some tips and advice that you guys have? How do you guys perfect the winged eyeliner look?

Glenda G.

Apr 9, 2013

Glenda G.

I use a small angeled brush and just follow my lower lash line. I can't do a perfect line with just a pencil or the liquid eyeliners it sucksss.
I recommend buying a small angled brush I bought mine from at target its an elf brush. you can even find one at crafting stores like Michaels or anywhere they sell brushes it doesn't have to be a makeup brush hope this helped :))

Zina P.

Apr 9, 2013

Zina P.

Try tape! or take a white eyeliner and draw a line where you want it winged and then trace with your eyeliner.

Katie B.

Apr 9, 2013

Katie B.

Jessica Harlow just made a tutorial for DIY eyeliner stencils for winged liner! Her channel on YouTube is MissJessicaHarlow.

Abby C.

Apr 9, 2013

Abby C.

I use scotch tape on the outer corners of my eye to make a crisp line

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