Fox eyes · Eyeliner · Party · Monolids
Fox Eye Makeup
Lifted and sharp: shadow and liner pulled up toward the temple, a pointed inner corner, straight brow tails and lashes only at the outer corners.
When to wear it
Wear it to a party or a night out when you want a sharp, lifted eye and a soft matte lip. It is for you if you like straight brow tails and a long upward wing. The pictures show it on monolid eyes, on olive skin with almond-shaped hazel eyes and on deep skin with brown eyes.
Shades
- Eyeswarm brown, pulled up
- Linerlifted black wing
- Cheeklight peach, high
- Lipssoft matte nude
How it's done
A matte, even base with soft contour on the temples and under the cheekbones, and a light peach blush placed high and swept toward the temples. Brows brushed up, the tails drawn straight out with a soft brown pencil. A warm brown shadow blended along the outer third of the lid and pulled up and out at an angle toward the temple, kept off the inner half of the lid. A black liquid liner along the outer half of the upper lash line, extended into a long wing angled sharply upward. The inner corner drawn down and out to a sharp point with the same liner. Lashes added only at the outer corners. Lips lined slightly over the centre in a nude-brown liner and filled with a soft matte nude.
Questions
- How do I draw the fox eye wing?
- Start the black liquid liner halfway along the upper lash line and pull it out into a long wing angled sharply up. Draw the inner corner down and out to a point with the same liner, then blend warm brown shadow up along the wing.
- Why are the brow tails drawn straight?
- A straight tail continues the upward line of the wing instead of curving down toward it. Brush the brows up first, then draw each tail straight out with a soft brown pencil.
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