Help with Cat eye.
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Apr 20, 2013
Riley S.
Watch tutorials on YouTube.
Apr 20, 2013
Lindsay M.
Just apply a thin line to your lids, make a small line in the direction you want the cat eye to go, and fill in :)
Apr 20, 2013
Lindsay M.
Also! A good brand to use is revlon color stay, the brush makes it super easy to do cat eyes :)
Apr 21, 2013
Karla H.
just practice:)
Apr 21, 2013
Lucy C.
Make a thin line close to your lash line then close your eyes and extend the line a bit.
Apr 21, 2013
Beth D.
I find felt tip pen liquid liners so much easier and faster. you get so much more precision and a nice even line. plus you don't have to keep dipping it to get more product. I really like the maybelline new york master precise one. its so thin!!
Apr 23, 2013
Angel M.