Winged eyeliner is a beautiful eye trend that we. Can be a bit tricky to master for those who were just trying to learn this skill.  But on the contrary once perfected this will create that sultry, dramatic look that most of us wants to achieve!

Follow the steps below and learn how you can create your own winged eyeliner.

How To Do Winged Eyeliner

All you need to create this look is a black liquid liner. You can opt for a fine point pen liner, as most people find this easier to use.

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Step 1.

Find your angle – on where you want the lines to be at and what looks best on you.

 

TIP 1 : Choose a pen type, fine point eye liner

TIP 2 : To find your angle line the liner from the outer side of the nose to the side of your eyes.

 

Step 2.

To start with your angle lightly press the tip of the felt to the corner of the eye – creating a straight line to the outer corner. Then start lining the upper lids starting from the middle to working your way to the corner line. Then thicken the line.

 

TIP 3 : Use q-tips in cleaning smudges.

 

Step 3.

Do the same to the left eye.

 

 

Now here’s the perfect outcome!

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