When in doubt, wing it out!
On days when you cannot decide how to dress up your eyes, a single stroke of eyeliner can do the trick! While winged eyeliner adds drama to your eye makeup, it is time to make your wings look stylish. If you never thought there’d be more to the classic winged eyeliner, you probably didn’t see this coming!
No, you don’t have to ditch your winged eyeliner completely… but some days when you have time for that extra glam, then here are five different styles to amp up your eyeliner game.
- Winged eyeliner for V-shaped
- Winged eyeliner for Thick AF
- Winged eyeliner for Cleopatra style
- Winged eyeliner for Triangular looks terrific
- Winged eyeliner for Drooling over delicate
Winged eyeliner for V-shaped

If you’re itching to experiment with winged eyeliner, try the v-shape trick. All you need to do is draw a line from the outer part of the lash line upwards, and connect it with your eyeliner. Avoid using the pencil directly, instead opt for an angled brush to help you get the perfect shape.
Winged eyeliner for Thick AF

Ever imagined your winged liner to cover almost half your lids? No? Now is the time to ditch the regular thin line for thicker wings. This eyeliner style is not for makeup noobs. If you’re a pro at creating winged eyeliner, then this style is sure to take your eye makeup game up a notch.
Winged eyeliner for Cleopatra style

This edgy eyeliner style is super dramatic, super graphic and super sharp. Use a liquid eyeliner to trace the eyes in black and bring the liner to sharp points on both the inner and outer corners of the eyes. Wear it with minimal makeup and let your eyes do the talking for you!
Winged eyeliner for Triangular looks terrific

While your regular winged eyeliner extends out and curves gently up, the triangular wing adds an oomphy effect to your eye makeup. Triangular wings end at the outer corner of the eye and then flick straight up, going over the crease. Acing this eyeliner style will definitely need some practice, but once you get the hang of it, there’s no going back!
Winged eyeliner for Drooling over delicate

A thin, delicate eyeliner can make for a classy statement. If you want to play it down, then this can be your go-to eyeliner style. Use the thin brush of liquid eyeliner to nail this look. Avoid curving the wing all the way upwards, instead gently extend it to your crease line. Add definition with generous coats of mascara.
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Written by Fatema Habib on Nov 06, 2019