Winged Eyeliner Tutorial.The best forms of beauty
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Super easy winged eyeliner tutorial! Quick tips and tricks to create the perfect wing!
Quick and easy winged eyeliner tutorial. With two simple steps.
I’ll admit it – I’m a HUGE fan of winged liner. It doesn’t matter if it’s a small wing or a dramatic wing… I’m all about it. That’s why I’m so excited that Ange asked me to share my technique with you all because it is SO easy. Seriously! If you’ve ever been intimidated by winged liner in the past you can officially get rid of those fears because I’m here to tell you that you can get it done with two lines.
Yep! Only two lines. This tutorial follows the
natural shape of your eyes so you get a perfect look each time. It can
be customized as well but when I’m in a hurry this is the quickest,
easiest, and most fool proof way I can create a dramatic eye look.
The first thing you want to do is draw a line up
from the outer corner of your bottom lashes. How high you go will depend
on the height of your “wing tip” so keep that in mind! I like to start
with a shorter line because it helps to make sure that both eyes are
even. By following the natural angle of your lower lash line you can
reduce the chances that your wings will be unbalanced. For tutorial
purposes we’ll go ahead and call this
The second line (otherwise known as “Line #2”) is
drawn from the inner corner of your eye straight out to meet the tip of
line #1. It sounds crazy but by drawing a straight line you’ll naturally
create a wing on the outer corner of the eye. Since the eye is oval in
shape your wing will start where the oval starts to round down in the
outer corner.
As
far as products go I personally LOVE to use an eyeliner pen stylo for
winged liner because it’s a one stop shop. The pen is easy to hold and I
don’t have to keep dipping my brush into a pot of product and disrupt
my winged eyeliner mojo. My absolute favorite eyeliner pen is made by
Alcone at Home and it’s awesome! It’s got a perfect formula, dark
pigmentation and a perfect brush so it really makes this technique a
breeze.
Are you a winged liner lover like myself? Have you been nervous to try this technique? Comment below and let me know!
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