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Regarding the moments of makeup, well-executed eyeliner looks tend to be among the coolest and most transformative.
“The lining is clear, graphic, dramatic, often offbeat of shape, which means that it can really transform a shape of the eyes,” explains Jo Baker, famous makeup artist. “The creation of an optical illusion is facilitated if you have the right skills.”
She is right: a wing of the lining can open and extend the eye, while the whites applied along the flotation line can create an effect in doe eyes. Add to these different pallets, distinct or softer details, and the triet option, and the humble pencil (or pen) becomes a magic make -up baguette. The lining plays well alone and with shadows and eyelashes, acting as an autonomous and remarkable detail or a means of italics an entire aesthetic.
For his part, Baker – a Go -To for Daisy Edgar -Jones, Lucy Boynton and Olivia Wilde – aggravates everything that is feline or 1960, inspired by mod. “These looks are all about femininity, but in a badass and cool-girl way, which is forever fashionable in my book,” she says.
The application tools and the tips abound, but Baker considers that the corner sponge of the classic company is the BFF of the ultimate lining. “It is the old school and certainly the opposite of the styles of beloved beauty mixer that was so popular,” she said. “But the classic edge, when it is humid, gives you the invisible formatting tool perfect for obtaining these very sharp and elongated lines.”
Although old and new trends, can inspire your eye-linking look, your own eyes can also. Take a few minutes to analyze your eyes, better to determine what type of lining will best improve your eyes.
Here, 16 eyeliner seems designed to transform your face – or just your next makeup moment.
Smoked edges
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For a more subtle look, you can get the sensual effect of a smoked eye using just an eyeliner. The gently smeared black lining of Gracie Abrams completes its natural and brushed eyebrows. This effortless application works well for day and evening looks.
Theatrical wing
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Chappell Roan’s avant-garde makeup is inspired by the Drag and editorial. In this case, the eyebrows are exchanged for a hyper-extended lining traction, the wing serving as a springboard for a bronze cover.
Saturated line
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Megan Thee Stallion’s daring beauty is defined by deep onyx tones, and her liquid eyeliner is no exception. A thick black lining line along its upper eyelash line even more improves its plum eyelashes.
Flotation line
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The application of the white lining along the flotation line is an infallible means of clarification (and to widen) your eyes. Sabrina Carpenter presents the point of Aplomb, a touch of light highlights with interior corners improving the effect.
RIM ONYX
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A versatile packaging of the black lining, stained along the two eyelash lines and the flotation line, gives way to a misty wing.
Pierrot puppy
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Baker’s looks for Lucy Boynton are inspired by fun places. This look inspired by Pierrot is essentially a moment of hyperbolized puppy lining, with a negative space and episored eyelashes lending at the upset moment.
Classic cat
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In the world of Cool Girl Beauty, the classic cat eye reigns. The feline film by Olivia Rodrigo of the lining, executed in a sweet shadow which echoes its lip look, proves its prowess.
Naked space
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Here, Baker balances in acute axy lines with a naked space, leaving an application deviation along the lower eyelash line of Olivia Wilde. “I love playing with the negative space to improve the shape of the eyes, and sometimes less it’s more,” explains Baker. “The naked space goes hand in hand with the style and the game of the lining.”
Baby wing
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A wing does not need to fly too far to have a visual impact. The diminutive of Jennie Kim of lining swolds as far outside as the longest of her eyelashes.
Metal edge
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The lining can improve any color palette, even a hot and soft palette. Sydney Sweeney’s metal bronze edge plays covers, cheeks and pink petal lips.
Icy blue
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Y2K cheeky colors are easy to integrate when superimposed with a black liquid line. For Yara Shahidi, an frozen blue edge is the perfect punctuation of a pointed wing of black lining.
Complete smoke
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The velvety smoked eye of Emily Ratajkowski is completely lining. A mixture of kohl with a floating and macular shadow leads to a dark and chic moment.
Siren linen
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Some Tiktok trends have power. One of them is the siren eye, a look that combines a winged lining with a clear definition in the interior corners. Gigi Hadid improves the look with touches of the pearly shadow, adding a literal brightness in his eyes.
Super siren
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The siren eyes are made even more dramatic (and graphics) with a negative space and a partially darkened cover.
Kitten eye
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A baby faces the classic cat, the look of the vault of Zoë Kravitz has sharp wings along the outer corners, less the lining along the upper eyelash line.
Mod cat
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A cat eye that stretched a wing so thick that it colors the whole cover, seen here on Kristen Stewart, makes a decidedly look of the 60s.
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