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Uneven wings? This tape trick can give you a perfect wing every single time. In this Short you'll learn how to place the tape as a stencil from your outer corner toward your brow, draw the wing first with short light strokes, connect it back to your lash line to form a small triangle, fill it in, and peel the tape away for a razor-sharp edge with zero cleanup. Team wing or team smoky — which do you wear more? Comment below. This video uses an AI-generated voiceover and AI-generated visuals. https://www.youtube.com/@AllureCosmetics2211
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00:00Uneven wings? This tape trick can give you a perfect wing every single time. No more redoing
00:06one eye five times. It is the stencil method makeup artists actually use, and it takes about
00:12a minute per eye. Take a small piece of tape and place it from your outer corner, angled up toward
00:18the end of your brow. Press it down gently. This tape edge is your stencil, the line your wing
00:25will follow, so check the angle matches on both sides. Now draw the wing first, using the tape edge
00:32as your guide. Use short, light strokes and do not press hard. Let the liner glide instead of dragging
00:39it. Building the wing before the rest of the line is what keeps both sides looking even. Next, connect
00:46the wing tip back down to your lash line to form a small triangle, then fill it in. Keep the
00:52triangle
00:52small, not a thick block. Fill it in carefully, then draw your normal lash line to meet it in one
00:59smooth connection. Now gently peel the tape away and look at that edge. Razor sharp. Zero cleanup.
01:06Repeat on the other side at the same angle because symmetry comes from matching angles,
01:12not freehanding twice. Tape, wing, triangle, peel. That is the whole trick. Practice it twice and you
01:19may never fear winged liner again. Now tell me, team wing or team smoky? Which do you wear more?
01:27Comment below.

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