>>552953Hi nonna, I know I'm super late but I have a very similar eye shape, also with one of my eyes hooded. The way I draw my eyeliner is
1. I keep my eyes OPEN when I draw the initial shape, I also let my eyebrows completely relax and go down a bit as I think I tend to raise them when I do my makeup.
2. I start by drawing a line following the shape of my eye around 2/3 of the length starting from the inner corner. Sometimes I keep it completely straight, sometimes I kind of curve it, doesn't matter - this is the top/longer part of the wing.
3. I connect the outer corner of the outline either to my outer eye corner OR somewhat below it - the latter works better if I'm going for a longer/thicker wing.
4. I fill the whole thing in etc, tightline my whole upper lashline, sometimes I make the middle a little thicker, I connect it to my inner corner, sometimes I extend the line over it for an edgier look.
Picrel is how I do it for a more natural or cute look, I also tend to use a brown eyeliner for these kinds of looks. Tightlining is your best friend, it saves the already limited lid space on a hooded eye. Avoid placing the triangular/thickest/"flick" part of your wing too high up because hooded eyes just fuck with the shape too much, it can look weird from the side, get smudged, the lids get less/more puffy throughout the day, etc…