



 Bold
Bold and 
beautiful.
That's 
Liz Taylor---
full eyebrows and 
cleopatra eyes---a 
super glam beauty trend we're seeing leap off the 
runways(top photo) and filter down into 
Hollywood and beyond.
Many years ago, the 
actress played the part of the 
Egyptian Queen in the 
historical 1963 epic, Cleopatra. Of course, the 
incredible makeup was all the 
buzz. And funny, how 
beauty and 
fashion repeat themselves often, in our 
lifetimes.
Let's be honest, if you don't already have 
full brows, it's crazy to try and design a 
Liz Taylor pair, unless of course, you have a great 
makeup artist at your disposal. You can just do so much with a 
brow pencil and 
brow fixative, etc. But the key here, is to lay down the 
tweezers and stop the 
waxing appointments to allow your 
eyebrows to reach their 
fullest, most natural potential.
Take a look at 
Liz Taylor as 
Cleoptra. Her 
beauty is really 
breath-taking. It hurts to look at her, she's so 
beautiful.
And 
actress Poorna Jagannathan of 
Delhi Belly showed off her 
modern-day Cleoptra eyes at the 
Filmfare Awards. Meow!
Cleopatra eyes involve a very 
edgy cat-eye. The 
winged liner keeps going until the 
end of the 
brow. Now, that is a bit much for everyday wear, but you can create 
Cleoptra eyes in a more subtle manner. We like how 
Kim Kardashian looked on her 
wedding day.
Her 
makeup man, 
Mario Dedivanovic, did an incredible job transforming the 
dark-haired beauty into a 
Cleopatra-esque bride.  And he used a very 
inexpensive product:
"I lined her eyes (top lid only) using Cover Girl Line Exact Liquid Liner in Very Black," Mario says. 
"Start out with a thin line at the inner corner and gradually thicken the line as you go towards the outer corners. Wing the liner up and out."Amazing! 
Kim K's cat-eye signature look always comes out 
perfect and 
polished, and we can't believe that one could get the same, 
high glam effect, using a 
$5.59 drugstore find, but there's the proof.
We like the concept of the 
CG Line Exact Liquid Liner because it is similar to a 
sharp-pointed felt pen and glides over the 
eyelid smoothly.
It will interesting to see which 
glamorous star is sporting 
full Liz Taylor brows and 
Cleopatra eyes at 
Sunday evening's Academy Awards 2012!