Never ask a girl with winged eyeliner why she's late...
Winged eyeliner is a technique that takes lots practice and patience to achieve. My go-to holiest of holy grail eyeliner is Stila's Liquid Eyeliner, which will have it's own post down the road but for now I'll be focusing on a trick I use to ensure my winged eyeliner looks flawless. I'm by no means a professional makeup artist but let's be honest- even the professionals have their off days when creating a winged look. That is where ELF's Studio Makeup Remover Pen comes in.
I love when drug store products work wonders since they come at a much lower price compared to high-end brands. ELF's Studio Makeup Remover Pen is a lifesaver when it comes to cleaning up minor eyeliner mistakes and it's only $3 online at ELF or your local Target. The formula that comes out of the applicator is not oily so it won't leave a mess for your remaining eyeliner. The applicator is sharp enough for you to swipe that wing into perfection. Because I have hooded eyelids, any sign of oil will doom my eyeliner to smudge. Winged eyeliner is a technique that takes lots practice and patience to achieve. My go-to holiest of holy grail eyeliner is Stila's Liquid Eyeliner, which will have it's own post down the road but for now I'll be focusing on a trick I use to ensure my winged eyeliner looks flawless. I'm by no means a professional makeup artist but let's be honest- even the professionals have their off days when creating a winged look. That is where ELF's Studio Makeup Remover Pen comes in.
Before discovering this gem, I used a makeup wipe or cleansing oil to clean my eyeliner but at the end, that only made matters worse leading me to start all over and I know us ladies try to avoid that at all cost haha. If you're someone that has an off day every now and then with winged eyeliner, definitely pick up this gem.
What are some tricks you guys use to perfect those wings? I'd love to hear about other tricks!
What an awesome idea!!
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I have never been brave enough to try winged liner but this might be a game changer for me, what an awesome invention! xxxx
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I have always heard good things about this little pen! Can't wait to try it myself!!
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Ahh I have never seen one of them pens before - but it will definitely come in handy!!
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This is great advice for winged eyeliner. Haha I loved the bit about never ask a girl with winged eyeliner why she's late, that so true xxx
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I usually use a q-tip dipped in micellar water to sharpen my wings, but this is a great tip :) much less wasteful as well!
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