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Mar 26, 2014
T K.
Mar 26, 2014
T K.
Mar 26, 2014
M G.
nice:)
Mar 26, 2014
Antonia S.
I think you may have done your cat eye "too soon" if you get what I'm saying. You could have afforded to line more of the outer lash line and then begin your "flick."
I've been practicing cat eyes for years and recently I found something that works for me- straight edges. I lot of people use tape but I hate the way that tape feels on my skin so I use a third of an index card. I hold it up to wear I want the wing to be and trace along that line. It gives me a very crisp edge. I also do this when doing "cat eye" eyeshadows.
I hope this helps you a little, I find it SO hard to type out technique instructions. 😂
Mar 26, 2014
T K.
Thanks Megan! I tried that before, but it was suggested to me to try brown. I think this is subtler, but if I want dramatic I will totally use black! And thanks Maria!
Mar 26, 2014
Jessica L.
Good job! Looks good!!
Mar 26, 2014
T K.
OK! Thank you so much Antonia!! It makes perfect sense!
Mar 26, 2014
T K.
Thanks Jessica! And thank you Renay :) I will definitely try that :)
Mar 26, 2014
Erica M.
I love the brown! Remember, you can always wet an angled brush and use any eyeshadow color- options are endless! 🎨🎨Whatever your heart desires, great job keep going!😁😘
Mar 26, 2014
Roz X.
I think this soft wing is very flattering.
Mar 26, 2014
T K.
I forgot about that Erica! Great idea! And thank you so much Rozberry!
Mar 26, 2014
Cami F.
Agreed with Atonia. This is much better than what I can do though haha! You make such clean and smooth lines, I'm jealous! Great look 💋😊
Mar 26, 2014
T K.
Aww thank you Cami :)
Mar 26, 2014
Roz X.
I have to say, it may not have been what you were aiming for, but it is so nice to see something a little different. You draw attention to your eye, yet it is very delicate. :)
Mar 26, 2014
T K.
Thank you Rozberry! I was trying for a simpler look, not one that screamed look at my eyeliner (which is ironic considering that is what I am asking you ladies to do) so I am really glad you like it :)
Mar 26, 2014
Jess A.
It's looks cute.