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"With the cat-eye look basically coming to a lid near you any second, I feel it&amp;#39;s time to discuss how to know how up-turned to make the tail and how far to take it out from your eye.\nThere are different levels of curvature and extension that you can choose from. I&amp;#39;ve broken them down for you below.\nLevel 1: The thin flick (seen here on Dita Von Teese)\nPinterestFacebookPHOTO: 2009 Jean Baptiste LacroixPinterestFacebookPHOTO: 2009 Jean Baptiste LacroixPerfect for: All eye shapes\nWhat it does: Gives your eyes a retro feel\nHow to pull it off: Curl your lashes with an eyelash curler and then just trace the outline and curve of your outer most lash. Then go over it again to make it a little more dramatic.\nLevel 2: The extended wisp (seen here on Michelle Trachtenberg)\nPinterestFacebookPHOTO: 2009 Charles EshelmanPerfect for: Almond shaped eyes\nWhat it does: Simply extends the line of your upper lid for a sultry effect\nHow to pull it off: Just imagine an invisible line extending from the natural slope of your upper lid and then going very, very slightly upwards. The goal is to get a very subtle dip here so your eyes look mysterious, not cutesy.\nLevel 3: Thick with a dramatic dip (shown here on French actress Virginie Ledoyen):\nPinterestFacebookPHOTO: 2009 Antonio de Moraes Barros FilhoPerfect for: Anyone who wants their eyes to really pop\nWhat it does: Brightens and opens the eye slightly\nHow to pull it off: Follow the dip in your browbone up toward your temples with a nice thick layer of liner. The goal here is to get the liner in the dip of your outer eye socket. It might take a little practice.\nLevel 4: Super thick, super up-turned (shown here on Nicole Richie):\nPinterestFacebookPHOTO: WireImage.comPerfect for: Anyone looking for major drama\nWhat it does: Makes your eyes look glowing and pretty from across the room\nHow to pull it off: After you trace your upper lashline with a thick band of liner, drag the pen tip up and out toward the outer corner of your eyebrows. Then go back and draw over it again and again.\nSo that&amp;#39;s it--the basic cat-eye liner shapes you can go for. Which one if your go-to? Going to add one of these into your rotation? Got a tip to share? Spill all below.\nRelated: How to get your liner symmetrical on both sides.\n\nMore Ways to Get Glamour\nYou could win $50,000 just for registering for or logging in to Glamour.com!\nAdd Glamour to your iGoogle homepage.\nFollow us on Twitter!\nPhotos: Wire Image"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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