The wings of winged eyeliner.
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Sep 14, 2013
Felicity S.
How far is too far for wings to come out to? Is there any rules? This is for a daytime look, I want the emphasis of my makeup to be the eyeliner but don't want to look silly!
Sep 14, 2013
Diana T.
I don't think there are rules for how far it should go out since it is pretty subjective as long as you follow your lower lash line to guide it should be fine and how far it goes out will just make it look more or less dramatic so I say just play around with it at do what looks best for the look you are going for.
Sep 14, 2013
Dorthe K.
I usually don't go further than the length of my lashes away from the eye, if that makes sense...?