Eye Shape Application Tutorials
Find Your Eye Shape
Every eye is different! Find out how to design and enhance your eyes based on your eye shape.
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Almond Eyes
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Close-Set Eyes
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Deep-Set Eyes
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Downturned Eyes
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Monolid Eyes
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Protruding Eyes
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Round Eyes
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Wide-Set Eyes
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BLENDING IS EVERYTHING!Large Shadow Brush 68: blends light eye shadows on eyelids and brows. Angled Sculptor Brush 66: blends medium-deep eye shadows in the crease of the eyelids. |
TIPS FOR PERFECT EYES
When preparing eyes for shadow always apply your concealer on lid up to brow to even skin tone. If you have a problem creasing with shadow you may need to use the Invisible Blotting Powder on top of the concealer.
When following the description of the images, you are creating an illusion to complement the eye. Simply enhancing the eyes with shadows will give you a natural look, so be careful in how you apply your dark shadows. Blend in all eye shadows to avoid harsh angles. You need only a light dusting of your medium shadow with the light neutral shadows when applying on the brow bone.
Light Colors are used to make the eye areas appear larger and bring out the eyes.
Dark Colors are used to make eye areas less noticeable, smaller, or set back.
BLENDING IS SO IMPORTANT!
You never want to see where the shadow started and ended. Always blend!
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Dual Action Makeup Remover is the best for applying eye shadows!
Directions: Apply a tiny dab on the Pointed Sculptor Brush 64 and blend. A little goes a long way. Eye Shadow Brushes will apply shadow lighter and blend easier. Sponge applicators will apply shadow heavier and is difficult to blend. Avoid "Spider Lashes" by applying only 1-2 coats of mascara. Comb through the lashes with a brow brush. HAPPY EYE DESIGNING! |