Perfect The Art Of Winged Eyeliner With These Easy Tips

We all spend hours to get the perfect stroke of winged eyeliner. Don’t we? It appears one tenuous task to apply religiously without any goof-ups. Generally, we are all plagued with jittery grips while applying eye makeup and it goes wrong more often. We have heard you! Let’s make it much easier for you.

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Earlier, Dior, Lancôme and Violent Lips came up with different version of the unusual accessory named stick-on liners. These eyeliners are available in many colours and textures like black, glossy and glittery. It is a little tricky to use them at first, but the advantage is that they stick around for hours and look stunning. Yes, you read it right. Do you have puffy eyes? Now, say goodbye to puffy eyes. Check out the tips here.

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Of all the celebs, Sonakshi Sinha loves wearing a winged liner, at most of the occasion. It has become her makeup statement in the recent past. From gowns to denims, the 31-year-old actor has made this her favourite look and her social feed is proof. She is a huge inspiration for girls out there who love a cat eye but just can’t get it right.

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Sonakshi Sinha took to her Instagram account and told her friends why she loves this look. Can you guess? Well, the actor says she’s got it from her mom and posted a photo of her mother Poonam Sinha wearing a winged liner, looking strikingly similar. No wonder, this is where she gets her good looks from. Sonakshi Sinha loves her winged eyeliner and is often seen flaunting photos of it on a regular basis. Needless to say, we all are glued.

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How to apply?

• Don’t start applying liner right away. First, begin with an outline with the help of an eyebrow pencil to see the exact shape that you want and fill it up.
• Now, with the help of the eye pencil carefully draw a diagonal line from your bottom lash line to the end of your eyebrow. You have to be extremely careful when you do this, and it is equally important to know the exact length of the wing.
•  Start filling up the gap until no skin peeps between the upper and the bottom line that forms your wing.
• Last but not the least, if you are ok with a softer finish, leave it as it is. Do you want your wings to be more striking and bold? Take eyeliner and carefully trace along the lines you have created with your pencil eyeliner. And you are set to go.
• Going for a party or wedding? Play around with winged eyeliner in style. Not to forget, it takes years of practice to achieve an equally balanced wing on both eyes.