The most common products we use to create this look are pencil eyeliner (eye pencils and eye kohls), gel or creamy eyeliner, and liquid liner. Usually, I'm using liquid liner, but if you want to reach the smoky effect you can substitute it with a pencil or creamy eyeliner and smudge it after.
1. Before making sure that your eyelid is well prepared, prime it with a primer, foundation, powder, or matte eyeshadows - anything you have or need for makeup at the moment. The next step is to find out the angle of your future line. For a classic wing line, we are using our lower lash line as a guide. It is simple, just draw a line-up, as it would continue your lower eyelid;
2. Now line your upper lash line as closer to lashes as possible. It will not look beautiful if you leave some empty spaces between your lashes and the lid;
3. Then we need to draw an upper line connecting the outer corner of the eye and the tip of our wing. The thinnest line of our eyeliner will be on the inner corner of the eyes, and the thickest on the outer. It is one of the most important rules of a beautiful winged eye;
4. Fill the empty spaces and if you need go back with eyeliner to fix the imperfections or to make it thicker.
Lots of love,
Liz