How To Apply Eye Makeup To Get Awesome Results
Our eyes are our most magnetic feature, it's the first thing that people notice about us and we can really work to emphasize our most important feature, through the use of eye colors that come in a never ending selection of shades. The first thing to shop for would be eyeshadow. It's also important to use eyeshadow primer. Here's how to do a smokey eye in dreamy purple and magenta shades. An effect created by the application of dark eyeshadow on the eyelids and dark eyeliner that is smudged along the upper and lower lash lines.
Take your middle eyeshadow shade and sweep it over your entire eyelid. Next, blend a rich plum hue into the creases of your eyes, making sure to mix with the violet. Run some of the eyeliner along the lower lash line as well. Apply in a sweeping motion your flesh colored powder or shadow.
Using your favorite shade on the lid, from the lash line to the crease. If you have disastrously thin eyelashes like mine, mascara is a must. Use shade 3 to darken corners and connect lower lash line. Cheap rough textured formulas tend to contain more oil and will clump on your eyelids, gathering in creases.
Step 6:Â Apply eyeliner to create a flick. For Brown eyes, in addition to black or grey, copper, coffee, and brown will give you a great smokey eye effect. Whether you apply the eyeliner before or after the eyeshadow, the eyeshadow itself is a very important aspect of the smokey eyed look.
Apply shade 2 all over eyelid, blending into shade 1. To add more drama to your smoky eye, tightline your eyes This is when you use your eyeliner to draw a line on the inner-rim of your eyes, located directly under your upper lashes and above your lower lashes.
After this, take the same eye-shadow brush that already has the brown shadow on it and smudge the kajal on the upper eyelids as well as the entire socket. Then, add a white Smokey Eye color on the inner corner of your eye. Normally you would apply your full foundation before applying your eye makeup.