From Naked to Glam
A Beginner's Guide to Eye Makeup Techniques
"Eyes are the windows to the soul, let your eye makeup be the curtains to your inner beauty."
When it comes to improving one's appearance, eye makeup can be a game changer. It can transform the appearance of the eyes, making them more vibrant and noticeable. But how do you fake Bambi-eyes when you have dark circles and dullness and are seriously lacking in the sleep department? Reach for your makeup kit.
Many people, however, are put off by the prospect of wearing eye makeup because they are unsure how to properly apply it. The truth is that eye makeup is not as difficult as it appears, and anyone can master it with a little practice and patience. In this article, we'll go over the fundamentals of eye makeup and how to apply it like a pro.
Step 1: Preparing Your Skin
The first step in applying eye makeup is choosing the right products. If you have a sensitive skin, you should choose hypoallergenic eye makeup products, and opt for smudge-proof and waterproof products. Additionally, it is also important to choose eye makeup products that has high-quality ingredients to avoid any skin irritation or any adverse effects.
Before beginning to apply eye makeup. Wash your face gently with a mild cleanser or exfoliant, then moisturize your skin. This will make your makeup last longer and look smoother. If you have dark circles or puffiness under your eyes, an under-eye cream can help conceal these flaws.
Step 2: Priming Your Lids
Once you fixed up your skin, it's time to prime your lids. This will make your eye shadow last longer and remain firmly. Take small amount of eye primer and gently blend it into your lids using your fingertips. This will create a flawless canvas for your eye shadow to adhere to.
Step 3: Choosing the Right Eye Shadow
When it comes to choosing the right eye shadow, it's important to consider your skin tone as well as the look you want to achieve. Choose lighter colors, such as champagne or beige, if you have fair skin. Choose warm bronze or golden shades if you are a medium skin tone person. Choose deep, rich colours like plum or brown if you have a dark skin.
It's also important to consider the occasion when selecting eye shadow colors. Stick to neutral colors for a daytime look. For a night out, try a more dramatic look, such as a smoky eye.
Step 4: Applying Your Eye Shadow
It's time to start applying your eye shadow now that you've chosen it. Begin by blending the lightest color upward from your brow bone. Then, on your lid, apply a medium color and blend it into your crease. Finally, blend the darkest color outwards from your outer corner and crease.
If you want a smoky eye, make sure the colours are well blended so there are no harsh lines. Apply a light-colored eye shadow to the inner corner of your eyes to make them appear larger.
Step 5: Applying Eye Liner
Eye liner is a great way to draw attention to your eyes and make them stand out. Choose a liner that complements the look you want to achieve. Choose a brown or grey liner for a more natural look. Choose a black liner for a more dramatic look.
Begin by applying the liner to your upper lash line, working your way out from the inner corner. Then, start from the outside corner of your lower lash line and work your way inward.
Step 6: Finally Adding Mascara
Mascara is the icing on the cake for any eye makeup look. it helps to enhance your lashes and make your eyes look bigger and awake look. Begin curling your lashes with an eyelash curler, then coat your upper lashes with mascara. Apply mascara to your lower lashes as well to make your eyes appear larger.
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