WINGED EYELINER FOR VERY HOODED EYES

If you have a VERY hooded eye, particularly with skin movement you’re never going to get that ultra thin winged eyeliner look. All you’ll end up doing is distorting the line and drawing attention to something you’re trying to avoid. The only way to move attention away from something you dislike is to cover it. While this technique is more ‘dramatic’ it’s also more realistic.

By darkening an area we dislike we are drawling less attention to it. Remember light attracts dark recedes.

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[svenska]

I love your matter-of-fact presentation as opposed to the frequently over excited, dramatic tutorials. Your videos are so straightforward and incredibly helpful! 💕

[kayleekittredge]

With a mirror a thousand bloody miles away" this guy is precious

[Pixilatedgirl]

Sincerely, thank you SO much. It is so so hard to find a god tutorial for someone with incredibly hooded eyes. I just have too much skin for them to work. But this one was wonderful. You are amazing.

[johnniedillinger]

Wayne Goss is the best makeup artist and teacher. I have learned so much from him over the years. Sometimes I come back and scroll through old videos for refreshers.

[dovelugosi]

Wow... I just did it and I would never have tried it with my hooded eyes without this tutorial, I didn't know I could have such elongated cateyes ! It's gorgeous I'm going to wear that look everyday for the rest of my life !
Édit : Update, yes I have been doing it everyday for the last 5 days 😜

[siennad]

This is so appreciated! I feel like us hooded eye ppl always get left out.

[widowrumstrypze]

My very stylish (British!) Godmother rocked Egyptian-like graphic eyeliner my whole entire life until she passed in her 80's a few years ago! Her signature look was: Platinum blonde curls, VERY full coverage tan Pancake foundation (I never, EVER saw her natural complexion, EVER!), BOLD black graphic liner, false lashes, light pink frost lipstick.
People made fun of her "dated" style in the 80's, but she would fit right in TODAY! I wish I'd inherited her HAT collection! (I got her STYLE!)

[nellyfou]

Darlin, your videos are the only ones i dont skip impatiently through x

[JackOllie]

Great tips for a wing with hooded eyes ... thank you!
Suggestion: What I have seen other creators do is turn at a 45 degree angle to the camera. That is, if you are working on your left eye, then you want the viewers to see that. Turn 45 degrees to your right, exposing the left side of your face to the camera. You can hold up your mirror straight in front of your face. When you switch to your right eye, turn 45 degrees to your left, exposing the right side of your face to the camera. I've seen this work pretty smoothly for people who are holding a mirror in one hand. If you're wanting to use a mirror on the table, you'd have to set that up somehow so it moves back and forth easily, I guess.

[CNFringer]

I knew there was a reason you are my FAVORITE make up guy! Thank you for showing how to do wings on very hooded eyes!!!! I thought I was going to go crazy thinking I'll never be able to use that look! I always wind up with a little "u" on the very corner of my eye! It was driving me nuts. Thank you, Mr. Goss! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

[pacopao]

In this day and age where no one is watching making tutorials anymore, you still can't sleep on a Wayne Goss make up tip, he's still unbeatable

[poisonedcupcake]

I am 35 years old, and I rarely wear makeup, throughout my entire life I've always found it so incredibly daunting, this was brilliant and I followed along. Just thank you for being such a calm teacher with a voice like butter. Thanks for holding my hand in makeup spirit for an absolute noob!

[d.raeoreos]

We hooded eyeball ppl always need these lol

[carriebear]

THANK YOU!!! I have been looking for a tutorial for my extremely dutch hooded eyes (I'm part dutch) THIS WORKED! I almost cried my makeup off because I never thought I could look this pretty....I've always been made fun of for my extreme hooded eyes that I've tried eyelid tape and face lifting tape and even thought about one day doing eyelid surgery....this boosted my confidence! I'm only 39...Thank you Wayne!!!

[dianedore]

I love everything you teach, you give the best efficient techniques. Love your patience and generosity. I am 62 years old and I look better because of you. Thank you!

[BritleyHoff]

OMG, thank you so much and you are absolutely gorgeous

[ladyethyme]

Omg your sad puppy ‘help me’ and angst with the mirror is TOO precious lol

[psychologicallyspeaking]

wayne you are the absolute best teacher and the OG!!! it’s great to see you again. I haven’t been on for a while. What about raising the mirror up to the right level and placing one on ice either side of the camera? As though you had a trifold mirror without the center mirror. LOVE YOU ❤

[Thebeach]

What timing. I have literally been looking for a video dealing with winged eyeliner for extremely (63 year old) hooded eyelids. Thank you.

[lunastella]

Wayne Goss I have been watching your videos for longer than I can recall. You're so knowledgeable and such a good teacher, but, the kindness that comes through the way you teach has been very therapeutic for me...I can't explain it properly. Thank you... For the knowledge that you impart and the kindness with witch you seem to do so.