Winged Eyeliner Newbie

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Vanessa U.

Apr 17, 2013

Vanessa U.

I'm still new to wearing anything more than barely-there eyeliner and mascara, and I'm currently trying to master winged eyeliner.
Right now I like how it looks with my eye open, but does it look weird with my eyes down? Like too long and skinny? (See photo)

Janelle S.

Apr 17, 2013

Janelle S.

Instead of a straight line out, curve it where the wing connects to your lid. One smooth line will do all the difference! You are doing wonderful :)

Janelle S.

Apr 17, 2013

Janelle S.

Example

Bek M.

Apr 17, 2013

Bek M.

Also another tip would be to angle the eyeliner where your brow naturally ends! Good luck and looks great for just beginning! When I started a got eyeliner all over (and I do mean all over) my face because I wasn't used of liquid :)

Alicia H.

Apr 17, 2013

Alicia H.

Hi Vanessa,

First off wow - you have quite stunning eyes. Second, the liner looks great - you can follow the other lovely ladies' advice and extend the wing out more or add a black shadow with an angled brush for an Audrey Hepburn esque look. Love it.

Leah C.

Apr 17, 2013

Leah C.

When I do a wing liner I use pencil first so I have something to follow then I go over with the liquid makes it easier and actually helps it to last longer too:)

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