Here's how I do winged liner. If you'd rather see a video Click Here!
I am also going to show you how I typically do my eyeshadow while wearing winged liner.
I am also going to show you how I typically do my eyeshadow while wearing winged liner.
Products:
Face: Smashbox Primer -
original
Urban Decay Primer Potion
MUFE HD foundation - 118
Illamasqua Skin base -
white
Ben Nye Powder - Cameo
Nars creamy concealer -
Chantilly
Sephora concealer - fair
ELF Mist & Set
MAC sculpt - Shadowy
MAC sculpt - Emphasize
MAC - Desert Rose
Ben Nye - Antique Rose
Eyes:
MAC - Blanc Type
Urban Decay - Naked
MAC - Mylar
MAC - Copperplate
MAC - Concrete
MAC - Carbon
MAC fluid line -
Blacktrack
UD 24/7 liner -
Perversion
MAC Chromaline - NC20/NW15
L'Oreal Voluminous mascara- Carbon Black
Maybelline Great Lash -
clear
MUFE aqua brow - 25
Lips:
Sephora - Nano liner Real Red
MAC - Ruby Woo
Brushes:
MAC - 242
Sigma - E60, E45, E25,
E30, Sephora Angled Liner and random paint brush
I am starting out with my lids primed with Urban Decay Primer Potion.
I then used a Sigma E60 to sweep Mac Blanc Type from the lashline to brow bone.
Next, I used Urban Decay Naked from the crease to half way to the brow on a E45 by Sigma.
Still using the E45, I placed Mac Copperplate in the crease.
Then I blended with a Sigma E25.
Next, I added Mac Concrete to the outer part of my crease.
Blend.
Using an E30 pencil brush I run Urban Decay Naked under my lower lash line.
Then Mac Concrete about a quarter of the way in.
Blend those shadows. I also used the Sigma E45 to add Mac Floof in the inner corner and Mac Mylar along my brow bone.
Using a thin paint brush I draw a line that follows the line of my lower lash line. I am using Mac Blacktrack gel liner.
The line doesn't go over the crease or it will look odd.
I then draw a line back towards my lashes to create the wing.
I then fill in the wing.
Then I extended the wing a bit.
Using a Sigma E65 I press the liner against the lashes.
I then smooth over the line and make it the desired thickness.
I am now using a Sephora angled liner to press Mac Carbon over the liner.
Tightline and line your waterline with a nude liner, then add black mascara.
This step is optional: take an angled liner brush and run a nude to white line right under the wing.
Blend of the white line a bit.
And you're done!
I've never thought of adding a bit of white under the wing, really want to try that out now... Awesome tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI just really like the look of a very crisp wing since mine aren't overly long or thick. Thank you!
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