The Winged Eyeliner Lash Effect

Why is it called the “wet” look? Because it looks like you just came out of the sea or the shower. Visually it creates the feel of lashes clumped together by water.

What does a wet set look like? All kinds of ways! Scroll to the end for lots of examples with photos, videos, and maps.

A soft winged effect in 2D volume, C curl

Eyeliner-effect map in B and C curls

Cat eye and winged hybrid

Winged map in C and L curls

An extreme wing in mega volume

An extreme wing in extreme lengths, or the snake effect

Winged-effect map in an M curl

The wet look can look like classic

The winged effect with bottom lash extensions

Winged effect in 3D volume, B and L curls, short lengths

A winged wet look on video

Winged and wet-look map

See how the winged effect changes the whole face! Love it

Winged map in B and L curls

Winged map in C and M curls

The winged effect stretches round eyes

Wet look with colored spikes, video + map

The wet look is one of the trending effects that belongs in the toolkit of any advanced artist who wants to wow clients with something new and earn more.

And so your photos sell your work without a word, see also:

How to photograph lashes the right way

How to edit your lash photos beautifully in 75 seconds