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Summary
HALF MAGIC's Wing Magician Silicone Guide is a reusable silicone tool to draw perfectly crisp, mistake-proof wings every time. It also doubles as a mascara and shadow shield.
Benefits
- Proprietary diamond shape & flexible silicone perfectly hug the contours of every eye shape
- Dishwasher-safe
- Reusable
Item 2611472
Place the wing guide at the outer corner of your eye, with the tip facing out towards your brow bone. Hold the guide firmly in place to stencil in your perfect wing or outline an elaborate design.
Use the wing guide's longer edge (I) for dramatic cat-eye wings, and the shorter edge (II) to create a more subtle version for everyday looks. Rotate the guide as you go, for angled or straight-as-an-arrow lines. Place the tips of the guide across your eyelids to draw the perfect top edge of your wing.
To clean, wash with mild soap and warm water, or toss in the dishwasher for effortless cleaning.
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FAQs
What is the Wing Magician?
It is a reusable silicone eyeliner guide that helps you draw an even, sharp winged liner.
How do I use the Wing Magician guide?
Hold it at the outer corner of your eye with the tip pointing toward your brow bone. Use the longer edge for a dramatic cat eye or the shorter edge for a subtle wing, then rotate it to draw the top edge across the lid.
What eyeliner should I use with it?
It pairs with Magic Flik liquid eyeliner, and the Flik Eraser can sharpen the finished wing. All three come together in The Wing Hack Set.
Is the Wing Magician reusable?
Yes. It is a reusable silicone guide.
How do I clean the Wing Magician guide?
A clean wing starts with a clean tool! Gently wash your Wing Magician with mild soap and warm water after use. Rinse thoroughly and let it air-dry completely before storing. Ready for your next masterpiece!
Does the Wing Magician work on hooded eyes?
Absolutely! Wings are for everyone. For hooded eyes, position the guide while looking straight ahead with your eyes relaxed. Adjust the angle to complement your eye shape and create your perfect wing.
Reviews
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Most Helpful Positive Review
Game changer
I loveeee the cat eye/winged liner look but can never get it lookin right. For YEARS I've tried soooo many different tools/techniques that promised perfect results but just didn't deliver. When I saw this tool I honestly didn't have much faith because of my past experience with similar tools. But It...
Most Helpful Critical Review
Seemed too good to be true! For me, it was.
I bought this about a year ago, and finally got up the nerve to try it out, last evening before bed. I am SO LUCKY that I didn't try this thing out before any actual public time…and now I sort of feel like I put off using this thing for a reason. It is incredibly awkward. If you use a liquid lin...
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Does not sit flush to your skin
The silicone doesn't sit flush against your skin, so your eyeliner spreads under the tool, mashing it all around on your skin. I tried fo multiple weeks to use this with every kind of eyeliner i have (liquid, gel, cream, pencil) it didnt work with any of them.
Easy
I'm a beginner at applying makeup, especially eye liner. This helped me so much to draw on a winged cat eye.
unusable due to floppiness
completely unusable because of the plastic mold being too flimsy, so you can barely hold with one hand. also you can't really see what you are doing because the tool is opaque so you just have to guess that the angle is right instead of being able to see through the plastic mold.
practice, practice, practice
Love this as a mascara/shadow shield. Using it for a winged liner took a few attempts so be sure to practice before using this for a going out look 😂 Honestly I think tape is easier and faster but this is a decent back up once you learn how to use it correctly
Eh
I get the idea but honestly didnt look any better than when I do it myself. If you don't angle it just right then the sides are uneven. Easier just to eyeball it.