By now, eyeliner has earned a place of pride in every woman’s beauty kit. Thanks to its incredible versatility, it’s a makeup staple for board meetings or Sunday brunches. No makeup trend could be on par with a classy swipe of eyeliner, at least that’s what we used to think. Then graphic eyeliner came on the scene. The hot eye makeup look is a rebellious cousin of the feminine winged liner and unsurprisingly, has even been spotted on the runways of Milan and New York. So if you’re looking to experiment with this ultra mod eye makeup trend, here are 3 ways to start…
 

Double trouble

Double trouble

What’s better than a single streak of eyeliner? Why, another one of course! This graphic eyeliner style is a double lined makeup look that adds definite edge in the simplest way possible. We recommend you wear this to your next weekend sundowner!

Get it with – the Lakmé Absolute Gloss Artist Eye Liner. Apply a single line close to your upper lash line and extend it slightly. Follow this with a second line from the centre of the bottom lash line until the outer end, with both ends parallel to each other.

 

Golden goddess

Golden goddess

The rich shade of gold has always been an alluring favourite in the makeup world. So when graphic eye makeup made its presence felt, the royal metal made sure it was included. The exaggerated gold cat eye is bound to have all eyes on you at your next dinner party.

Get it with – the Lakmé Absolute Shine Line Eye Liner in Liquid Gold. After creating an outline of a cat eye over the top and bottom lid, fill it in with the gold eyeliner for a metallic finish.

 

Feline flick

Feline flick

We haven’t yet met a girl who doesn’t love a good cat eye! It’s sexy, chic and all kinds of purr-fect! When modern makeup combined with the classic feline flick, a daring geometric look was born. Date night, meet your new companion.

Get it with – the Lakmé Absolute Precision Liquid Liner. Trace the shape of the cat eye over the lid and ensure that the centre of the lid is left bare. Fill the outer ends with eyeliner and make sure the flicks remain sharp.

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