How to achieve the perfect winged eyeliner every time, according to Sofia Tilbury

Sign up to our free weekly newsletter for insider tips and product reviews from our shopping experts Sign up for our free IndyBest email Sign up for our free IndyBest email SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. “Starting from the very inner corner of the eye, take your eyeliner – I like to take the black shade in Charlotte’s super nudes easy eye palette with her eye liner brush – and trace a fine line around it in a “V” shape to create that feline effect,” Sofia explains. “When you reach two thirds of the way across your lash line, extend and lift the line upwards and outwards in a straight, non-curved wing at the outer corner to create your feline flick and further elongate your eyes.” Hooded eyes Those with hooded eyes shouldn’t be scared of trying a cat eye, either. The best eyeliners for a cat eye Charlotte Tilbury the classic black eyeliner pencil: £22, Charlottetilbury.co.uk open image in gallery “Kohl eyeliners have intense colour payoff, a soft, creamy texture and blendable formula, which makes it ideal for creating smokey, diffused liner looks,” Sofia says. “Once you’ve glided it along the upper and lower lash line, take Charlotte’s smudger brush and gently run it back and forth over it to give your cat eye a sultry, smokey effect,” Sofia adds.