It's a struggle. Cat eyes help!

Mar 17, 2015

Hannah H.

Did you try looking at tutorials on YouTube?

Mar 17, 2015

Shanae J.

YouTube tutorials help tons. Way better than someone trying to explain it lol.

Mar 17, 2015

Sisi S.

Look at YouTube or goggle "tips on cat eyeliner" I love almond eyes, they look gorgeous with cat eye looks

Mar 17, 2015

Les N.

Use short thin strokes, I usually start off with the wing then work my way into the inner corner.
you might do it different since you have almond eyes and I have very small eyes.

Mar 17, 2015

Les N.

Oh and I use the Loreal gel liner, you can be very precise with gel liner if you have the right brush.
I use it more than any liquid liner.

Mar 17, 2015

Nikki D.

I feel like it's easier to do with liquid liner rather than pencil. Have you tried putting your arm on something stable while doing the liner? Or work in thin increments instead of pulling your eyes and doing a thick line straight across? Just a few things to consider. Also, you could use a spoon or tape to do cat eyes. When I create the wing, I usually just start where the bottom of my eye ends and draw from there, then I draw the line in increments on my eye lid (starting in the middle, probably more towards the end of my lid) and connect it to the line for the "wing" and keep thickening it until it actually looks like a wing instead of a thin flick. Afterwords, I do the inner corner and touch ups.

Mar 18, 2015

Riff W.

I have hooded eyes as well and liquid liner or a felt tip pen liner is the best option. Gel and pencil liners will got all over you eyelid once you open your eyes and it's a mess. Tape helps a lot but really, it just takes practice :)

Mar 19, 2015

Roz X.

I think a pen is the way to go. I work in tiny steps and then trace over my line..softening it with black shadow just a bit. Hides a multitude of oops sins. Good luck!