Fantasy Isle: Cat Eye with a Splash of Aqua

I was inspired by the recent Top Shop campaign visuals, where this girl was wearing BRIGHT aqua shadow all around the inner corners of her eyes, but since a big sphere of turquoise around your eyes doesn't really work in most real life scenarios, I toned it down a notch, stacked 2 liners along the lower lash line, and added a sultry cat eye flick into the look.

You'll need:

Black liner

How To: Cat Eye Liner

This is my mini-tribute to my cat; a 101 on how to easily create a cat-eye look. 

(Do note this look works better if you don't have hooded lids, but I'll add a tip later on how to make it work a little better.)

A retro kitten flick focuses only on the upper lash line. A cat eye is a more dramatic and sultry version of that look, because the liner goes

Getting the Perfect Cat-Eye with Powder Liner

---This is a tutorial for getting a softer, simpler cat eye liner look using powder rather than gel, pencil or liquid.The benefits are that:powder is easier to control, especially if you're new to eye liner
if you make any mistakes you can rub it away easily
you can go on light, and then build up intensity when you like the shape/angle
you can use it dry for a softer look, or damp for something

Dummies' / Cheater's Guide to Winged Liquid Liner (plus Tips and Tricks)

sexorchocolateorpillowsorclouds asked:can you give a small (or large!) tutorial on the liquid liner cat eye? not the runway super wild one, just something real and wearable but that will still make an impact. i'm going to a wedding tonight and i'd love to wear my make up that way. thanks so much!!---
Liquid liner is usually considered the most difficult to work with, compared to pencils, powders