Wingin' it
Winged Liner
The dear beloved winged eyeliner that we all love on everyone else, but when it comes to us.... we JUST don't have the time. Well, lets make it easier for you. Something that I LOVE about training at my job is that my trainers are very insistent that we teach our client exactly how we are applying the makeup. With a mirror in hand we make sure to show and teach. Time after time, when I am applying the winged liner, I explain how to achieve the nice crisp look and I hear "ah! I get it". It is a technique, but after you hear how to do it, then suddenly you've found some time on your hands. You sneaky girl, you.
Now whether you are going for a high fashion eyeliner....
Or maybe more of a vintage winged eyeliner... btw this picture is of my beautiful friend Jessica Cook (look her up, shes going places)
Or maybe more of your every day winged eyeliner....
It is all achievable! There are very different ways to produce these looks, but I think across the board there is one technique that is widely used. I would do a step by step myself, but I just simply DON'T have the time! Hehe. But I did, however, find a YouTube princess to show us her technique that is similar to mine. We do not use the same product to create the winged eyeline, but no matter what you use, this is a good explanation. And she's adorable. You're welcome!
The dear beloved winged eyeliner that we all love on everyone else, but when it comes to us.... we JUST don't have the time. Well, lets make it easier for you. Something that I LOVE about training at my job is that my trainers are very insistent that we teach our client exactly how we are applying the makeup. With a mirror in hand we make sure to show and teach. Time after time, when I am applying the winged liner, I explain how to achieve the nice crisp look and I hear "ah! I get it". It is a technique, but after you hear how to do it, then suddenly you've found some time on your hands. You sneaky girl, you.
Now whether you are going for a high fashion eyeliner....
It is all achievable! There are very different ways to produce these looks, but I think across the board there is one technique that is widely used. I would do a step by step myself, but I just simply DON'T have the time! Hehe. But I did, however, find a YouTube princess to show us her technique that is similar to mine. We do not use the same product to create the winged eyeline, but no matter what you use, this is a good explanation. And she's adorable. You're welcome!
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