Nothing beats the good ol’ classic winged liner for everyday looks. Go dramatic on the wing at the end for a nice sultry emphasis on your eyes the way Miu Miu did it.

This liquid eyeliner will give you the control you need to ace that winged eyeliner. With the saturated formula and the Flexi-Art tip, control the thickness of your eyeliner simply with how much pressure you exert when drawing.

If the dramatic wing is something you’ve yet to master, try going for something simpler and less curved of a wing as seen at Monse. The secret behind nailing your winged eyeliner? Draw a thin diagonal line off from the corner of your eye, and connect that line with another line to form a triangle and fill that in. Do the rest of your liner as per usual and you’ve got a perfect winged eyeliner.

This eyeliner is perfect for beginners learning the art of the wing. With the innovative 30-degree slant at its tip, it is easy to control the winged eyeliner look you desire. Plus with the signature Tattoo Liner formula, you know your eyeliner will last the whole day.

Channel modern day Cleopatra by lining your lower waterline with a pencil liner to really draw attention to your eyes as seen at Dior. If done subtly, you could feign a shadow from your lashes that would make your eyes pop. However, overdo it and you’ll be having raccoon eyes. Our tip? Have a thinner line as you move your liner closer to the inner corner of your eyes to prevent panda eyes.

When lining your lower waterline, use a kohl eyeliner. Its soft texture makes it easier for reaching closer to your waterline between the lashes for a natural, soft thin line. This liner glides on easily for a precise application and for blending out with the blender sponge at the back.

This liner look from Marc Jacobs will put an emphasis on your eyes while still lifting it up with a wing at the end. While have the liner done as thick might not be everyone’s cup of tea, the outlined eyes is an option for those who want to make eyes pop with a slightly grungy touch.

This eyeliner will give you the long-lasting durability of a gel liner in a compact and easy-to-use pencil design. It’ll glide on your eyes easily with a solid colour payoff, not leaving you with a washy greyed-out liner look that you’ll have to go over multiple times.

We all know that beauty hack of using a brown liner to conceal our acne and turning them into beauty marks, or using an eyebrow pencil to draw faux freckles. So why not take things to the next level and go for that e-girl vibe with a heart on your cheek? In an interview with Makeup.com, Maybelline Global Makeup Artist Erin Parsons who created this look at Christian Siriano, revealed that her trick to getting a perfect heart shape is to use a stencil and fill the shape in with an eyeliner.

This waterproof and smudge-proof eyeliner is a good one to start out with for those who don’t want to break the bank over an eyeliner. It is long-lasting and the highly-pigmented inks will make it easy to maneuver when drawing your liner.

Graphic liners are all the hype these days. The additional line above the crease adds another fun dimension to the eye makeup as the beauty look at the Valentino show proved. If you’re feeling game, you could always use an additional coloured eyeliners too.

This two-in-one liner will allow you to create clean lines with its liquid felt-tip brush and smokey smudged out looks with the mechanical kajal pencil on the other end to create a dynamic eye makeup.