Easy Winged Eyeliner Tutorial for Every Eye Shape
- Forever Beauty Team
- 10 hours ago
- 4 min read
So, you've watched countless YouTube videos and practiced in the mirror for hours but still can't master the winged eyeliner look. Right?
Many tutorials promise an easy cat eye. I've been there, staring with frustration at shaky lines and uneven wings. It is so frustrating, and I know the struggle. But I have got you covered, girls. Here, I am going to share a comprehensive tutorial offering practical advice for all skill levels.
So, let's get started without wasting any time.
Winged Eyeliner: A Comprehensive Tutorial
Before we start, let's gather our tools. For a flawless winged liner, you'll need:
Quality eyeliner (liquid eyeliner is recommended, but gel or pencil works too).
Angled eyeliner brush (optional).
Makeup remover and cotton swabs.
Mirror with good lighting.
Eye primer (especially for oily eyelids)
Step 1: Prepping Your Eyelids
Start with properly prepped eyelids. Gently pat moisturizer and primer onto your eyelids for a smooth, crease-free base. Primer helps your eyeliner glide on smoothly and last all day without smudging. This step is especially crucial for oily lids and ensures a crisp, clean finish.
Step 2: Mastering the Basic Wing
Start with a small dot where you envision the wingtip. This creates symmetry and prevents over-extending the wing. With open eyes, draw a line toward that point using small strokes.
Now, line your upper lash line from the inner corner outward. Use short, controlled strokes, and extend the line to meet the outer point. Then, fill in the triangle, thickening the line slightly toward the center of your lid for a lifted effect.
Pro Tip: Precision isn't perfection. If you're new to winged liners, try the dot-to-dot technique or use tape as a guide for a clean edge.
Customizing Your Winged Eyeliner Based on Eye Shape
One size doesn't fit all in eyeliner. Different eyeliner types and techniques flatter each eye shape. Here's how to customize your wing:
1. Hooded Eyes
Hooded eyes can be tricky since the fold may hide or distort the liner. Keep the liner thin and close to the lash line. Draw your wing with your eye open to see how it will look when your lids are relaxed. Try a straight-across flick that's visible just above the fold.
2. Downturned Eyes
A winged liner can lift and open up downturned eyes. Start your wing midway along the lash line, angling it upwards toward the tail of your brow. Avoid thick liner on the outer corner—it can drag the eye down further.
3. Monolids
With monolids, opt for a thicker wing for visibility. Apply eyeliner in layers, building it up for intensity. Keep the line crisp and bold, and use waterproof formulas to prevent smudging.
4. Almond Eyes
Almond eyes are the most versatile. Try anything from a minimal flick to a bold cat eye. Play with angles and thickness to suit the look you're going for—daytime soft glam or dramatic evening flair.
5. Round Eyes
To elongate round eyes, extend the wing slightly upward and outward. Follow the natural curve of your upper lash line, then pull the wing towards the tail of your eyebrow. For a cat-eye effect, connect the outer edge of your lower lash line to the wing.
If you don't know about your facial features, you can try using the Forever Beauty App for an AI facial scan. It will tell you everything you need to know, including your eye shape and what type of makeup you should wear. You can download it to your phone from the Google Play store for Android and the Apple app store for iOS.
Advanced Winged Eyeliner Techniques
Once you've nailed the basics, try experimenting with these bold, creative twists:
Reverse Cat Eye
This edgy look shifts the focus to the lower lash line. Smudge eyeliner along the bottom lash line, extending it outward and slightly down. Blend the inner corner inward for a fierce, sultry vibe.
Double Winged Eyeliner
Up your glam factor with a double wing. Create your standard winged eyeliner, then add a second, parallel wing just below or above the original. Use metallic or colored liners for a fun twist that's perfect for nights out or festivals.
Cut Crease Liner
This graphic look defines the crease with a floating line above the lid. Use a light shadow or concealer to carve out your crease, then line just above it with eyeliner. Blend gently for a seamless transition, and match the angle of your wing for a sharp, cohesive effect.
Conclusion
With the right tools, techniques, and a little practice, you can create a winged eyeliner look that enhances your natural beauty. Use this winged eyeliner tutorial as your go-to guide whether you're a beginner or a beauty lover looking to expand your skills.
Have fun experimenting, and don't be afraid to try new trends like colored liners, graphic shapes, or pairing wings with bold lip liners. The perfect wing is just a flick away!
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