Can’t Get Winged Eyeliner Right? Try These Easy Techniques for Hooded Eyes

If your eyeliner looks perfect until you open your eyes, I know the struggle! In this eyeliner tutorial for hooded eyes, I’ll show you how I draw wings around my eyelid folds, avoid covering all my lid space, and fix mistakes along the way.

We’ll try pencil, liquid eyeliner, and eye tints for both sharp wings and soft, smudged looks. Plus, a little bonus: burgundy, plum, and lilac gradient eyeliner and how I use color theory to bring out the eye color

00:00 Eyeliner for Hooded Eyes: What You’ll Learn
00:12 How to Tell If You Have Hooded Eyes
00:16 Rules 1–2: Look Straight Ahead & Don’t Stretch Your Lid
01:27 Rule 3: Keep Your Eyeliner Thin
01:49 Rule 4: Why Your Eyeliner Keeps Smudging
02:46 Rule 5: Control Your Pencil Near the Lash Line
04:31 Eye Tint Eyeliner: Map Out a Wing Across Creases
06:23 Rule 6: Hold Your Brush for Better Control
06:55 How to Clean Up & Sharpen Your Wing
07:28 Inner Corner Eyeliner & Eye Shape
08:28 Waterproof Pencil: Step-by-Step Winged Eyeliner
11:19 Chocolate Brown Felt-Tip Eyeliner
12:20 Eyeliner Marker Not Working? What to Try
12:55 Thin Black Liquid Eyeliner
13:24 BONUS: Red & Burgundy Eyeliner + Color Theory
14:25 Soft Plum Smudged Eyeliner
15:22 Lilac & Burgundy Gradient Eyeliner
15:53 Final Looks: Which Eyeliner Is Your Favorite?

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