3 Ways to Wear Liquid Eyeliner
1. The semi-outlined eye: To recreate this cool look from Coach, use gel eyeliner and an angled brush to trace your lashline, kicking the liner out at the corner to create a winged effect. Then, using the same gel liner/angled brush combo, draw a line from the outermost part of the cat-eye to the halfway point of your bottom lashline and you're done!
2. A chic kitten-eye: Because it's not a full cat-eye, it's a kitten-eye. Get it? To get this look from Donna Karan, use an angled brush and a coffee-colored gel eyeliner (which is isn't as harsh as black, and perfect for day or night) to tightly line your top lashline and extend it out subtly into a baby cat-eye. Avoid curling your lashes and skip mascara in order to really make the liner pop.
3. The nonstop smoky lined eye: To wear the look, line the inner upper and lower rims and lashlines with a black kohl pencil, and then apply black powder shadow along your upper and lower lashlines to diffuse the eyeliner. Then, dot the center of your eyelids with black cream shadow to add dimension and blend that shadow out into a sexy almond shape. Lastly, curl your lashes, and apply mascara on top and bottom.
2. A chic kitten-eye: Because it's not a full cat-eye, it's a kitten-eye. Get it? To get this look from Donna Karan, use an angled brush and a coffee-colored gel eyeliner (which is isn't as harsh as black, and perfect for day or night) to tightly line your top lashline and extend it out subtly into a baby cat-eye. Avoid curling your lashes and skip mascara in order to really make the liner pop.
3. The nonstop smoky lined eye: To wear the look, line the inner upper and lower rims and lashlines with a black kohl pencil, and then apply black powder shadow along your upper and lower lashlines to diffuse the eyeliner. Then, dot the center of your eyelids with black cream shadow to add dimension and blend that shadow out into a sexy almond shape. Lastly, curl your lashes, and apply mascara on top and bottom.
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