Hooray for my very first blog/tutorial!!!!!!!
Hi all, lets start this week with a step-by-step guide (with pictures) on how to create a the winged eye look.
What I used (you do not have to use the exact brands I use; although I do recommend them.)
- White eye shadow (Mineral effects)
- Black liquid eye pen (Revlon Colorstay)
- Eye liner pencil (name is washed off, but you can use any kind you have)
- Mascara in black (Organic wear from Physicians formula)
- Cream eyeliner in black (e.l.f) make sure you use a cream eyeliner brush!
- I will not add a list of brushes, as most people use what brushes they prefer
WARNING: My eyebrows are HORRIBLE! Please ignore!
Step ONE:
Add white eye shadow to the whole eyelid
Step TWO:
Take your liquid eye pen and start from the center to your eye and end at the outer corner of your eye.
(Excuse my crooked line :p)
Try making your line as straight as possible; unlike mine.
Step THREE:
You will then start from the inner corner of your eye and connect your line to the center.
Step FOUR:Make a LITTLE flick up from the end of your eye liner (outer corner); it should point to the end of your eyebrow! Do NOT make the line go straight to the side. (You can make this flick however long you want)
Step FIVE:
Start from the outer end of your "FLICK" and connect it back to your liner. (Basically; make a triangle.)
(I am aware that my "triangle" looks messed up; it'll look better in the end.)
Step SIX:
Fill in the triangle.
(It should look similar to this when your eye is open)
I know I totally forgot to take a picture with my eye closed. But you get the point without the picture.
Step SEVEN:
Lift up your eye lid using your finger and line your upper water line with your pencil eyeliner.
CRAZY looking eyeball :p
Step EIGHT:
Apply your mascara to your upper lashes; also lower if you like. (3 coats should do the job)
Step NINE:
Using your cream eyeliner, line your lower water line.
( We all know how to do this; no picture needed)
TADA; you have yourself a winged eye!!!!
I really hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial. It is my first one; so it's not the best. (Cut me some slack) If you have any questions you can comment below; also tell me what other tutorials/blogs you'd like me to do.
Have a great day!! :)
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