3 Classic Eyeliner Looks to Recreate With Lancôme's New Idôle Liner
March 31, 2022
Winged Eyeliner Using the Lancôme Idôle Liner
Like most people, my go-to look when using a liquid liner is a cat-eye, so I decided to test how easy it was to create using the Lancôme Idôle Liner. I have slightly hooded lids, so some liners will smudge on me before I even finish evening out my wings. Luckily, this one sets very quickly, so I didn’t notice any smudging during or after application. It was inky black and lasted all night — even without any eyeshadow primer underneath.
Smoky Eye Using the Lancôme Idôle Liner
To create this grunge-y smoky eye, I started by packing a matte brown shadow all over my lids using a flat brush. To soften the color, I blended it out using bronzer and a small fluffy brush in my crease. Next, I created a thick line using the Lancôme Idôle Liner and smudged that out with a mixture of black and dark brown eyeshadow. I would never normally use a liquid liner as a base for a smoky eye, as pencils are better for smudging, but this one was great for adding depth and dimension. Once I finished adding the dark shadow, I went in with the liquid liner once more, this time painting on a very thin line. To open up my eyes and add more drama, I gave my lashes several coats of the Lancôme Lash Idôle Mascara. I finished off the look with a peachy blush and my current favorite nude lip combo: the Makeup by Mario Ultra Suede Sculpting Lip Pencil in Hugh with a dab of the Freck Beauty Cheekslime in Cuffed in the center.
Dramatic Lower Lash Line Using the Lancôme Idôle Liner
One of the quickest ways to create a wide-open, doe-eyed effect is to draw on extra lower lashes using a liquid eyeliner. The ultra-fine tip on this eyeliner made it easy for me to draw small, hairlike strokes underneath my natural lower lashes to make them appear fuller and more dramatic. Paired with falsies on the top lash line, my eyes looked huge.
Photos: Ariel Wodarcyk, Design: Juliana Campisi
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