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Puppy eyeliner, latest K-beauty trend, is taking social media by storm - here's a quick guide

WION Web Team
Seoul, South KoreaWritten By: Kirtika KatiraUpdated: Nov 28, 2023, 05:09 PM IST
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Latest K-beauty trend Puppy Eyeliner. Photograph:(Instagram)

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In the world of makeup, Puppy Eyeliner is proving to be more than just a trend! It's a delightful and accessible way to enhance your natural features. So, if you're ready to unleash your pupside and embrace the innocent allure of Puppy Eyes, it's time to grab your favourite liner and get creative!

Eyeliner aficionados, rejoice! The world of makeup has a new favourite, and it's making waves across beauty circles. Move over, classic cat-eye; enter the era of Puppy Eyeliner, a trend that's not only chic but also remarkably flattering for various eye shapes.

Originating from Korean beauty traditions, Puppy Eyeliner takes the familiar concept of the cat eye and turns it on its tail. Unlike the upward flick of a traditional cat eye, this trend involves a subtle downward pull that follows the natural lash line. The result? Eyes that appear larger, rounder, and irresistibly charming.

Makeup artist Mélanie Inglessis, known for beautifying stars like Ana de Armas, told Vogue, "The puppy eyeliner follows the natural lash line, making the eye appear larger and rounder." Particularly beneficial for downturned and hooded eyes, this K-beauty-inspired trend enhances the eyes by working with their natural curves.

So, why should you consider embracing Puppy Eyeliner? For those seeking to widen almond-shaped eyes or simply experiment with a fresh liner look, Puppy Eyes offer a cute and subtly persuasive alternative. While the classic cat-eye exudes sultriness, Puppy Eyes evoke innocence, reminiscent of the adorable expression seen in, well, puppies.

But how does one master this trend? Start with the upper lash line, guiding the liner from the middle of the eyelid outward and slightly downward. The key is to follow your natural eye shape. For the lower lash line, outline the outer half, connecting it to the top liner, and consider smudging for a softer look.