How can I get my winged eyeliner even?

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Ty E.

May 20, 2013

Ty E.

I have been practicing (and watching numerous youtube videos! ) for over a year and still can't get winged eyeliner even. I have tried pencils, gels and liquids but still no luck. Does anyone have tricks or tips that can help? x

Michelle F.

May 20, 2013

Michelle F.

Start from the inner corner to the out. Also make sure your hand is not shaking (support your hand with the other)

Kate R.

May 20, 2013

Kate R.

Draw a small line at the outer corner that follows bottom lash line like your extending it upwards don't make it to defined to start off just a small flick on each eye maybe take a damp cotton bud incase you do go wrong then just join it up :) x

Kate R.

May 20, 2013

Kate R.

Also try a felt tip liner they are much easier to use and you can control it better :)

Dimple N.

May 20, 2013

Dimple N.

Watch Michelle Phans video on YouTube and try to do what she dies as it goes

Rachel H.

May 21, 2013

Rachel H.

Pretend like you are making a line from your nose to the end of your eyebrow!

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