Selecting the appropriate eyeliner is your first task before starting to draw. Each eyeliner formula creates different outcomes, so understanding these differences becomes essential:

1. The best eyeliner for fine, sharp lines is liquid eyeliner. Excellent for dramatic, bold wings.

2. Use gel eyeliner with a brush for smooth application. This product creates a gentle outline suitable for a soft-blended look.

3. Beginners should consider pencil eyeliner as their first choice. This method simplifies corrections; however, the final wing edge might not be as sharp.

4. Pen or Felt-tip Eyeliner is best for control and precision. Starting with the pen or felt-tip eyeliner works perfectly.

New eyeliner users should use felt-tip pens, which offer enhanced control and more straightforward usage than conventional liquid-based products.

Excellent eyeliner application begins through complete prep work. Follow this method to achieve smooth application and long-lasting wear of your liner:

1. A gentle cleanser or micellar water should be used to eliminate all oil or residue before starting.

2. Using primer or concealer before application will prevent your eyeliner from spreading and keep it firmly in position.

3. Set with a light dusting of translucent powder that ensures your lids aren't greasy.

If you follow these steps, you will see your winged eyeliner looking fresh and flawless.

Now, let's break down the process into simple, manageable steps:

Draw a small dot or even a faint line at the place where you want the tip of the wing to end. It will guide you to make even wings on both eyes.

With small strokes, create a line from the outer corner of your eye extending toward the dot that is your guide. Tilt the angle according to your desired style: Upward for a subtle look or more dramatic for cat-eye's bold effect.

From the midline of your eyelid, draw a line connecting the wing; this builds the basic framework for your eyeliner. If you want your wing to be thicker, fill that space in.

If your hand slips off, your eyeliner gets smudged, or you make any mess with the eyes, you can clear it simply by dipping a cotton swab in micellar water or using concealer for uneven edges. That little hack will give you a sharp, clean edge.

Even professionals make mistakes. Below are a few mistakes that one may make and their solutions.

• Do you see Uneven Wings? Use a small piece of tape for symmetry as a guide to make both sides even.

• Have you accidentally made Shaky Lines? Rest your elbow on a table or solid surface to avoid shaking, food, or support.

• Do you see your Eyeliner is too Thick? Use a fine concealer brush to remove any excess liner.

• The problem of Smudging? Use black matte eyeshadow on your eyeliner for extra hold. It won't get smudged.

Practice makes perfect, so don't Stress if it takes you more than one go!

To make sure that your eyeliner stays flawless for a long time:

1. Use waterproof eyeliner, which is long-lasting and smudge-proof, to guarantee that your eyeliner remains perfect for hours.

2. Use translucent powder to set it; it helps absorb oil and keeps it from creasing.

3. Keep your eyes away from rubbing, as this may result in fading or smearing.

Try to use a setting spray to keep your eyeliner in place if it tends to smudge easily.

Becoming proficient with winged eyeliner takes time and effort, but you can do it with the correct tools and methods. If you have made mistakes in your initial attempts, don't give up; you'll improve every time. It's your time now! Please take out your preferred eyeliner and try it out. Practice each step until it gets perfect.