Cat eye questions
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Apr 22, 2016
Dani B.
Do you think anyone can pull off a subtle cat eye liner or do you have to have a specific eye shape?? I've seen a bunch of tutorial online... Anyone have any easy tips??
Apr 22, 2016
Genevieve D.
Practice makes perfect! just try it and,play with it, you will find what works for your eye shape! I love a great cat eye and I have hooded lid so if I can pull it off, I think anyone could!!
Apr 22, 2016
Sarah W.
Well I hear that if you already have wide set eyes you should avoid the cat eye because it will make them look even more spaced out. And the eyevshape does determine what type of look works best. That's why certain looks are better on some than others even when using the same technique. When I was still in highschool I really liked expirementing with makeup and now that experience pretty much helped me determine what types of looks were great on me or not depending on the feedback I got.
Apr 22, 2016
Jill D.
you do you!!
Apr 22, 2016
Aurora S.
I think anyone could.
It has more to do with your own preference.
There aren't really rules to makeup, just guides.
I think the common cat/winged liner was use more for those with down-turned eyes to help make them look more lifted.
But it really looks good on anyone
Apr 22, 2016
Hannah K.
I agree with Aurora :)
Apr 23, 2016
Bailey G.
All depends on the person. See me, I can't pull off a subtle cat eye. Mine are always big. It makes my eyes look huge though, mine are close together & I have hooded, somewhat down-turned eyes for the most part, and the big wings I make really helps lift them...I get a lot of compliments. Spend a day practicing & playing around, see what works best for you!
Apr 23, 2016
Sabrina T.
Apr 23, 2016
Dani B.
Thanks!!
Apr 25, 2016
Jocelyn M.
It's really how the end product looks if it fits for your eye. I know for myself, I always start my cat eye from the end of my eye and create the wing first before finishing the line to the inner corner. I know some people like to start in the inner corner and work their way out but I always find the wing looks off and sometimes the liner can be too thick! Hope this helps :)
Apr 25, 2016
Kat H.
Anyone can pull off a cat eye, you just need to find out what angle works best on your eyes!