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What are the different types of eyeliner?
Choosing the right type of eyeliner can make all the difference in achieving your desired look, whether it's a striking cat-eye look, a soft smudge, or a pop of colour for a night out.
- Pencil eyeliner: Great for beginners and everyday wear. Easy to smudge for a smoky effect.
- Liquid eyeliner: Ideal for sharp, dramatic lines and winged styles. Comes with a brush or felt tips.
- Gel eyeliner: Offers intense pigment and long wear. Best applied with an angled brush.
- Waterproof eyeliner: Long-lasting and smudge-proof—perfect for all-day wear or humid conditions.
- Colour & glitter eyeliner: Add flair with vibrant hues or shimmering finishes for special occasions.
Popular eyeliner styles to try
Eyeliner is incredibly versatile and can be used to achieve a wide range of eye makeup looks. The style you choose depends on your mood, occasion, and skill level.
- Classic winged liner: A timeless look that elongates the eyes and adds drama.
- Smoky liner: Smudging pencil or gel liner for a soft, sultry effect.
- Graphic liner: Bold, artistic lines and shapes for a high-fashion or editorial look.
- Double wing: A creative twist on the classic wing, with a second flick below or above the lash line.
- Floating crease liner: A modern style where the liner is applied above the crease for a futuristic vibe.
- Tightlining: Lining the upper waterline to make lashes appear fuller without visible liner.
- Coloured or glitter liner: Adds fun and flair. It is perfect for festivals, parties, or creative expression.
How to apply eyeliner for the best results?
To get the best results from your eyeliner, start by prepping your lids with a primer or concealer. Begin with simple, short strokes to gradually build your line, making it easier to control and correct. For a classic winged look, follow the natural angle of your lower lash line and flick outward. To make your lashes appear fuller, try tightlining by applying eyeliner to your upper waterline. If you're using pencil eyeliner, you can smudge it with a brush for a softer, smoky finish that adds depth and dimension to your eyes.
