Original Cat Eyeliner Stencil & Smokey Eye Stencil

These one-of-a-kind eyeliner and eyeshadow makeup stencils are flexible and designed to fit any eye shape and eye size. They are also reusable and easy to clean for endless eye makeup applications. They can be used with eyeshadow, gel eyeliner, liquid liner and cream shadow for perfect cat eyeliner and winged liner. Whether you're in the mood for just a simple liner along your eyelid, perfect cat eyeliner, a winged eyeliner look, or a sultry smokey eye, you will easily be able to create them all with beautiful results!

If it's your first time using our stencils feel free to use an eyeshadow first to create the perfect shape and then go over with a liquid, gel or cream liner to finish the look. 

Beauty tips for creating your looks:

Do you want to create the perfect winged eyeliner or cat eyeliner makeup? Grab your cat eye makeup stencil and place it over your eyelid. For the easiest application hold your cat eye makeup stencil in place with your index and middle fingers. For a trendy and thicker cat eye look you’ll want to make sure the edge of your cat eye stencil shape is placed slightly above your lash line. For an easy application, follow the black guideline along the cat eye stencil shape when applying your color. For a classic petite cat eyeliner look place the edge of your stencil closer to your lash line. 

Pro Tips for Using Eyeshadow: 

Using a medium size eyeshadow brush create your cat eyeliner look by dipping your brush into your color and applying your shadow into the cat eye stencil shape. As you apply your color inside the cat eye shape, use a pressing motion (not a sweeping) with your brush to ensure that the color is applied evenly up into the cat-eye/winged point. Remember to follow the black guideline. You can dampen your brush using an eyeliner sealant or a drop of water before dipping it into your eyeshadow. This will give you a more prominent eyeliner look and intensify the color.

Before moving on to the next eye, make sure to wipe your eyeliner stencil clean with a soft tissue or a baby wipe and repeat the same steps.

Create a winged eyeliner look:

This is an eyeliner look that never seems to go out of style. There are a number of variations and once you’ve mastered the look they can all be achieved with ease. To get the perfect winged shape the key is to extend your cat eye stencil out from the end of your eye and point the tip up at a slight angle. The further you move your cat eye makeup stencil away from your outer eye and point the cat eye tip up, the more of a winged eye makeup effect you will create. For a winged liner that is thicker place the stencil further away from the lash line, and for a thinner winged liner place it close the lash line.

Finish your winged eyeliner look by lining underneath your eye with your Bottom Liner Stencil (found on the opposite side of your smokey eye makeup stencil). Place the end of your Bottom Liner Stencil so that it is centered underneath your eye. The black guideline should extend beyond the end of your outer eye. Hold in place with your index and middle fingers and apply your shadow along the marked guideline all the way up so that it meets the top liner to form a perfect winged point.

Create a Smokey Eye + Cut Crease Look

For creating a smokey eye look place your smokey eye stencil securely over your eyelid holding it in place with your middle and index fingers.

For adding color to just the eyelid hold your smokey eye stencil slightly closer to your lash line. Fill in with color, remove smokey eye stencil and blend edges with an eyeshadow brush to soften any hard lines.

Next it's time to create your cut crease using the rounded outer edge of your smokey eye stencil. To do, place the rounded edge of your smokey eye stencil along the natural crease of your eye. Hold in place with your middle and index fingers and following the rounded curve of your smokey eye stencil apply your color starting from the outer eye and moving your brush in towards center of eyelid. 

Use a contrasting color for your cut crease to enhance your eyes and create a more dramatic look. Begin softening your color as you get closer to your inner eye. 

When creating a smokey eye look, start off by doing your eyes first to avoid any fallout onto your face. Use your smokey eye stencil to create the perfect smokey eye shape by placing it comfortably over the eye with the curve resting in the natural crease of your natural eye shape. Hold in place and fill in with your favorite eye color.

For the best results make sure to press your color along the inside curve of your smokey eye stencil. You can repeat this step if you would like to deepen the color on your lids. Next, remove your smokey eye stencil and soften any hard lines using a medium size eyeshadow brush or blender brush.

Apply a darker shadow to the outer crease about ¾ of the way out from the inner crease. You can use your Bottom Eyeliner Stencil for lining underneath the eyes and finishing your smokey eye look. Smudge to soften the line and create a sultry effect.

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Bottom Liner: Another thing the eye makeup stencils can do is perfect top and bottom liner. Many smokey eye makeup looks call for bottom liner. To do this, place your Bottom Liner Stencil underneath your lashes, hold in place and fill in with color. Remove your stencil, wipe clean and repeat on the other eye. Pro Tip: The closer you place your bottom stencil to your lashline the thinner the eyeliner.

Top Eyeliner:

To create a simple eyeliner look for the top eyelid take your Top Liner Stencil (found on the opposite side of the cat eye makeup stencil) and flip it upside down. Hold in place along your lash line using your index and middle fingers and sweep/press your eye color along the black guideline. For a thicker line place your Top Liner Stencil further away from lash line.