1. GET PREPPED

Find an eye liner you are comfortable with. My favourite eye-liners at the moment are: Stila Stay All Day liquid liner and Collection Fast Stroke liquid liner. I just find that they are both really easy to use, they are very black and they last a really long time (woop!). Also as a side note the pencil eye liners that I'm loving are: Urban Decay 24/7 Dual End Liner in Naked Basics and the Maybelline Eye Studio Longwear Shadow Pencil in Scorching Brown. I'm not a massive fan of gel liners. Also I would say to prime your eyes with a primer or foundation or a cream shadow to help make the liner last, and to tight line with a black pencil and highlight the lower waterline with a light pencil eye liner (this is why I love the urban decay pencil!).
 

2. MEASURE

I find it best to sort of measure my eyes before beginning just to sort of help me direct where I'm going to start getting a bit thicker with the liner. The eye liner should start getting thicket where your eyebrows are arched (line the end of the brush from your nostril to the arch and then you'll see). I also use the end of my brush to help find the angle/direction of which the wing should be. So just follow the natural direction of your eye upwards.

3. PLAN IT

I find I get the best results (even on both sides) when I plan the wing. So what I mean by this is I draw it on with a light pencil or a light brown eye shadow and an angled brush. Or you can use a bit of tape and place it where you where angling the brush earlier. This means I have a ready made guide so you can't really go wrong.

 

4. CHECK IT

So this is the point where you want to do a reaaaally good check to see if they re even and the right thickness and the right length. It will be easier to correct it now rather than later! 

5. MIDDLE

The best place to start is the middle. Keep the line thin and stick to the lash line. Start taking it out to the outer corner just so you are actually lining your lash line! It's the easiest place to start.

6. INNER CORNER

The next place to start is at the inner corner. Again keep the line thin and join it to the middle so there is just one long thin line.
 

7. FLICK

Now the scary part, follow the guide! Extend the line out, don't press to hard and hold the liner at an angle and use the tip so then line is thin and just beautiful!
 

8. JOIN IT

Then again, following the guide, connect the line back to the middle so it makes a triangle shape, but don't make it too big or it will look like your entire lid it just black haha.

9. CHECK IT AGAIN

Ok- don't go any further! Are these wings even? Are they the same length and thickness? If it's not working out then use cotton buds dipped in make up remover and it will sort you out.

10. FILL IT IN

Ok, so those wings are now even. You got this down. The only thing left to do is fill it in! Make sure it's all filled in into the lash line and no skin is showing (check the tightline again). And now it should look all tied in and perfect! Remember, to have perfect flicks you gotta give yourself time to practise!




 

This eye look (as stated) is great for everyday wear, nothing too strong just something to catch your eye-weyyyyy, haha. Just like red, the pink tone of sin really brings out the green in the eyes and the shimmer catches the light making the eye look very pretty and girly. It's a very easy-to-wear look and doesn't take long at all to. The longest thing to do is the eye liner, but even that with practise become easy. Even if liquid isn't your thing a black liner of any kind is great to make your pupils more prominent whilst also defining the eye shape and eyelashes. I've filled in my eyebrows lightly (Urban Decay Naked) because I don't really like too much of a strong brow, and I have used the same mascara for all the looks (Maybelline The Rocket).

This is not something to wear everyday, unless you like to look reeeally done up on a day to day basis. This is a kind of look I would wear on a night out or for a special occasion. It's great for enhancing the eyes as a whole, but I wouldn't wear a really strong lip or a bright blush with this, or you could end up looking like ronald mcdonald. It's a sexy, smoky look and really enhances the whole shape of the eyes and the brown tones too! A gold/bronze/brown based smoky eye is better for people with hazel eyes over a black/silver/white based smoky eye because it adds warmth and doesn't make your eyes look 'washed out'.

This time, I did opt for a bit of a darker brow, I just thought that it kind of 'went'. The blacks and dark browns of this look are easy to wear but also have they 'I'm pulling you in with my eyes' effect, get me? The green liner then adds a nice contrast, and I personally feel you could wear this anywhere, day or night. It's kind of edgy too which I love, or pair this with like a floral pretty dress and then it's kind of quirky :)

All these looks are really easy to re-create and you can use any variation of shadows you want, they don't have to be urban decay or whatever, what you got is fine! Other colours like peach and coral are also really nice colours for hazel eyes. I'd stay away from coloured mascara though, it's not a great look and they're usually a crappy formula. So I hope this has inspired you to play around with your eye shadows, whatever coloured eyes you may have, and I wish you all the best of luck!

Lots of Love

Moggs

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