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But,soft! what light through yonder window breaks?
The first in my Literary character themed makeup. I thought best to start with Shakespeares Juliet.

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  • How to create a winged eye look. Juliet - Step 1
    Step 1

    Okay not really a step,but make sure your eye area is clean and ready for primer.

  • How to create a winged eye look. Juliet - Step 2
    Step 2

    Line your eye with a sharp liquid liner in brown.
    I used Kat von D's liquid liner in Immortal love
    (I usually do eyeliner before primer when using liquid liner:let it dry before applying the primer so as not to smudge the color)

  • How to create a winged eye look. Juliet - Step 3
    Step 3

    Put primer all over your eyelid from base of lashes all the way to the browbone.
    I used a generic primer that you can pick up cheap at Ulta.

  • How to create a winged eye look. Juliet - Step 4
    Step 4

    Cover the lid in a light cranberry color with a pinkish tint. This will go just on the lid area,not into the crease.

  • How to create a winged eye look. Juliet - Step 5
    Step 5

    Next take a darker pink with more of a red base and apply that along the crease,forming a shape that you want. (I used just a basic smokey style)

  • How to create a winged eye look. Juliet - Step 6
    Step 6

    Then I took a silvery shade with a hint of pink glitter in it and put that along the sides of the dark pink color,just to make that darker shade pop.
    Also highlight the browbone with a white glitter shadow.

  • How to create a winged eye look. Juliet - Step 7
    Step 7

    Finally I added a dark red/black sparkle shadow to the outer "V" and applied some mascara.

    Now if you don't have specifics of these colors use Maybelline New Yorks Eyestudio palette in Taupe Temptress. ;)

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Tori
Tori · 27 projects
Thank you Happy
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Gabrielle L.
Gabrielle L. · St Augustine, Florida, US · 6 projects
looks really good, you really captured the romantic look and feel of the character.
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