Cat eyes can be intimidating to attempt the first few times. Try them when you have plenty time to play around, and somewhere with good lighting to work. I enlisted the help of make-up artist Sam Ellenberger to explain how to get this look:
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a tip for the perfect wing – use tape from the corner of your eye in like with the brow edge, from this you can get the line for your wing!
Great tips thanks
i’ve been doing it wrong all along! gonna try this way…thanks!
this look is so timeless but its my arch nemesis…going to try these steps and hopefully it works out
This honestly looks like it’ll help – I battle with the cat eye and I’m desperate to master it!
Thank you, worth a try again, I always mess mine up :(
So happy you have this up. I have a 50’s Style bachellorette in two weeks and need to try a few make-up styles. This will be a great look.
Winged liner is my go to look when I feel like spending a bit more time on my eyes to get amazing results. It makes my eyes pop and I love the fun look at adds without being over the top.
Soooo Have to try this!!!!
thank you. gonna try it