Your go-to cat-eye will never go out of style, but what fun is makeup if you don't switch it up?
We're not telling you to ditch your precious liquid eyeliner—just the opposite, in fact. Celeb makeup artist Suzie Kim
explains, "A lot of celebs are experimenting with the graphic eyeliner
look! We even saw this fresh, new trend on the runway." Case in point: Emma Watson's own take on her latest stop of the Beauty and the Beast press tour.
Now,
we know what you might be thinking and no, just because celebs are
doing it on the red carpet doesn't mean it's not wearable in real life.
The
idea is that you're creating a super-minimal look with the emphasis on
hollow spaces between the product lines. "I've seen a few different
variations that I love: a little corner V-shape near the outer eye, a
line drawn onto the crease and a line that drops a few inches lower than
your bottom lash line," noted the pro.
With
this method, you're not filling in thick lines or smudging anything, so
even if you choose a bright color, it still feels very doable and
actually takes less time. "Less product also makes it easier to correct
if you mess up," mentioned the beauty guru. Simply erase the small line
and start over (much less of a chore than starting from scratch after
your usual heavily-lined cat-eye).
So
whether you choose to use a classic black or pop of color, this is a
fresh new look you can wear to the office straight through to a night on
the town.
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