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"Can&amp;#039;t quite master the art of creating a cat eye? Makeup artist Lauren Cosenza shows and tells you just how to wing it \u2014 perfectly.  1. Wing it out. &amp;quot;Using a high-quality eyeliner brush, dip the tip into a black gel eyeliner pot and start creating the tail of what will be the wing of your liner,&amp;quot; says Cosenza. &amp;quot;Begin at the outer corner of your eye, angling the brush toward your temple (not the tail of your brow) for a more everyday (versus night) kind of look.&amp;quot; Charlotte used Make Up For Ever Aqua Creamliner. 2. Create dashes and connect the dots. &amp;quot;Run the same gel liner along your top lash line \u2014 starting from a quarter of the way in from the inner corner of your eye (where your lashes begin) \u2014 using dashed guidelines,&amp;quot; she says. &amp;quot;Then, connect the dots to help you draw a smooth, straight line.&amp;quot; 3. Draw a tiny, elongated triangle off of the tail you created in step one. &amp;quot;Using your eyeliner brush, make a diagonal line that comes off of the winged liner you drew in step one and connect it to the liner you just traced along your upper lash line,&amp;quot; says Cosenza. 4. Fill in the triangle shape that connects the winged liner to the upper lash line. And make it look fluid by thickening the liner along your upper lash line with a felt-tip liquid liner, like L&amp;#039;Or\u00E9al Lineur Intense Brush Tip Liquid Eyeliner. 5. Clean up any imperfections. And sharpen lines (if yours were wobbly) with a makeup remover pen. Here&amp;#039;s to applying winged liner like a pro and getting it right every single time. More Great Tutorials: How To Doll Up Your Eyes For a Candlelit Date Makeup How-To: Plum-Perfect Smoky Eyes Hair How-To: Party-Perfect Glam Roll Runway-Inspired Makeup Looks Every Woman Can Wear Follow Carly Cardellino on Facebook and Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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