How to: winged eye-liner?

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Ysaline A.

Apr 7, 2014

Ysaline A.

Hey ladies, do you have any tips to make a winged liner because I never do it right! Please tell me your tips and tricks!

Sarah O.

Apr 7, 2014

Sarah O.

Point it to the corner of your eyebrow.

Paulina E.

Apr 7, 2014

Paulina E.

You can use tape

Paulina E.

Apr 7, 2014

Paulina E.

Sarah N.

Apr 7, 2014

Sarah N.

I find a felt tip liner works really well for beginners combined with just a pencil :) and once you've mastered it try using a gel liner! As for the perfect wing, keep your eye closed and use your bottom lash line for direction as to where to draw your line!

Amirah U.

Apr 7, 2014

Amirah U.

Use tape! Honestly helps the most!

Isabel M.

Apr 7, 2014

Isabel M.

Tape is a great idea but learning the technique without it will be more beneficial, in my opinion because what if you want winged eyeliner and you don't have tape? You don't do wings. But if you already know how, it won't be a problem because you wouldn't need tape!

Kitty K.

Apr 7, 2014

Kitty K.

The most useful advice I can give you is to do step one on each eye and match it up.
Here's what I mean

In the above picture Isabel posted, step one is to draw the line at the outer corner. Don't move onto step two. Instead do step one on your other eye. Do both lines look similar? If they do, you can move on and it'll come out perfect. Once you match those two lines the application is easy. That's how I do my winged eye in three or four minutes.

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