Honestly, whenever I attempt putting eye shadows on me, it would always be the ordinary two-color thingy!...nothing extra ordinary or so. I just match colors that are either of the same type with the other one lighter and the other darker in shade.
But thanks for the reads I got because of the tips. I didn't even know I can actually use 4 eyeshadow colors on my eyes! :)
Here are the tips:
Using a Single Eyeshadow:
But thanks for the reads I got because of the tips. I didn't even know I can actually use 4 eyeshadow colors on my eyes! :)
Here are the tips:
Using a Single Eyeshadow:
- Try creating smoky eyes with one shade by blending it on the lid and along the lower lash line. You might wanna try using a sheer neutral from lid to brow bone for a softer effect.
- Try adding water if you prefer to have a vibrant liner instantly. Dampen it with a small angled brush, then drag through color and trace along upper lashes.
Using a Double Eyeshadow:
- Choose the lighter color as the base; wahs it over the lid, on inner corner and along the bottom lashes.
- Work on the darker shade into the top lash line and crease. Blend it all together using tight circular motions with a contour brush.
Using a Triple Eyeshadow:
- Apply the lightest shade all over from the brow bone down just like when you do the double eyeshadow.
- Use the medium shade because that would be your safest color. Apply it in the crease using a back and forth windshield-wiper motion, then smudge the darkest shade around the lash line. Create a sideways "V" on the outer corner for a more intensifying look.
Using a 4 Color Eyeshadow:
- First do the same steps as the triple process mentioned above.
- Add the accent shade to the inner corner lid, brow bone or lower lashes. If you're overwhelmed by layering it all on, take it easy one day at a time. Using each color separately and gradually combining colors take the pressure off. Possibilities are always endless!
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