Find the lash root
Start as close to the upper lash line as possible. Keep the inner portion very thin so the eye stays open.
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Angled Liquid Eyeliner
$15.99
A fine, controlled lash-root line with extra control through the outer corner. Keep it thin, then use the angled head to finish a precise tapered lift.
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SEE THE SHADE
Midnight Noir
Mocha Muse
Shade is shown as a visual guide. Screen settings, lighting, skin tone and natural lash depth can affect how it reads.
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Control the outer edge.
Keep the line close to the lash root, then use the angled applicator head to control the outer few millimeters. The goal is a clean tapered lift, not a heavy cat-eye.
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A fine tip for controlled lash-root definition.
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An angled head for easier outer-corner access.
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A tapered finish that stays light at the edge.
HOW TO USE
Stay close. Then lift.
Build the outer third
Add slightly more definition only through the outer third instead of making the entire line equally thick.
Finish with the angle
Use the angled head to guide a short tapered extension from the outer corner. Follow the natural direction of the eye rather than forcing a high dramatic wing.
CHOOSE THE MARK
Angled or fine?
ANGLED
Outer-corner control
Use the angled applicator when you want extra control through the outer third and a short, precise tapered lift.
OUTER THIRD · KITTEN FLICK · CONTROLLED LIFTFINE
Continuous precision
Choose a fine straight liquid liner when you want a thin continuous line from the lash root through the outer edge with a more traditional pen approach.
THIN LINE · LASH ROOT · CLASSIC PRECISIONPAIR WITH
Line the eye. Trace the lip.
Keep the eye precise, then define the natural lip edge for a two-detail look that still feels light.
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Outer-corner control
Use Angled Liquid Eyeliner to keep the lash root clean and finish the outer edge with a controlled tapered lift.
LASH ROOT · OUTER THIRD · PRECISE LIFT
TRACE
Natural edge
Use Creamy Lip Liner to follow the lip edge you already have, then fill only as much as you want.
LIP EDGE · SOFT DEFINITION · EVERYDAY DETAILNEED TO KNOW
A few things before you line.
Quick answers about the angled tip, eye shape and technique.
What does the angled head actually help with?
The angled head changes how the fine tip approaches the outer corner, giving you more control through the final few millimeters of the line.
It is especially useful when you want a short tapered lift without positioning the entire pen barrel directly in front of the eye.
How thick should the line be?
Start very thin at the lash root and build only where you want more definition. The outer third can be slightly stronger, but the line does not need to be equally thick from inner to outer corner.
Will this work on hooded or low-crease eyes?
Eye anatomy varies, so the angle and thickness should be adapted to your own lid shape.
For hooded or low-crease eyes, keep the line thin and check the outer extension with the eye open so the result remains visible without taking over the lid.
Should I draw the wing first or the lash line first?
For a restrained everyday result, start close to the lash root and build through the outer third before adding the final tapered extension.
This makes it easier to keep the wing proportional to the rest of the line.
How do I choose my shade?
Choose based on the level of contrast you want around the eye and how the shade reads against your skin, lashes and overall makeup.
Use the shade and model references above as a visual guide.
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Keep it close. Lift the edge.
Choose your shade, stay at the lash root, and use the angle only where the eye needs a little lift.
CHOOSE YOUR SHADE