Easy Winged Liner Technique

Winged liner is one of the trickiest makeup techniques that people struggle with. Totally understandable! I've found over the years that there are SO many ways to do it and so many "techniques" that can actually make it more difficult than it has to be. I've found that a lot of people get caught up with having to make this perfect wing in one fluid motion. Yeah, that can be tricky.
If you've been here a while, it's no secret that I'm a fan of liquid liner and a winged look. I've tried SO many different liners and techniques and currently, this one is a winner. Sure, I'm used to "winging" liner and can do it pretty quickly with good results, but this technique is just pretty foolproof.
Not to mention, it's super long-wearing and makes your liner look SUPER dark. It's a winner in my book.

So check out my video below with a ton of tips and a tutorial for this look and simple technique. I hope it's helpful for you!



Here are the products I used for this look...

NARS Larger Than Life pencil liner in Via Veneto
Tarte Multipl-eye Liquid Liner

L'Oreal Carbon Black Lineur Intense

Sigma Beauty E65 angled brush   *save with code JAN2014

Sigma Beauty Eye Shadow Base in Persuade  *save with code JAN2014

NARS eye shadow in All About Eve

 Covegirl Lashblast Volume mascara 
Jane eye shadow in Licorice

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