like should i get a brown eyeliner? or black? and how dark of eye shadow? i want a more natural look, so no bright bold colors just browns mostly. im only 14 so i dont want a lot of make up, just a bitWhat type of natural looking eye makeup would look good with hazel colored eyes?
eyes speak a lot can express a lot to make them very attractive with natural look Lilash.com is one such store providing all those what you need to make your eyes look very beautiful. shop at Lilash.com with Lilash.com Online Coupons and get great offers on the stuff you purchaseWhat type of natural looking eye makeup would look good with hazel colored eyes?
ohkaay wen it comes to make up less is always more...you can always look good with hardly any make up at all...
Since yuu have hazel colored eyes your going to want to wear either greens, or deep purples, pinks, and rusty purples. Its still a natural look...and it brings out the color of yur eyes...and since yur 14 its always good to experiment with make up...
Eye lyner:
Yuu should go with brown...it brings out the color also
make sure yuu wear some on the bottom and some on the top lids
and if yur not ';comfortable'; with liquid eye lyner i would go with a pencil much easier to use (and get off)
I hope my answer worked!!!! have fun and make sure yuu dont ovr do it!
Get an eyeliner in gold, brown, green. you know, earth colors. black isn't natural unless your lashes are also dark. if they aren't use mascara. black is the best to make your eyes bigger but it doesn't sound like you want that.
The most natural would be a brownish. Get a shimmery gold eyeshadow, don't worry it won't be too much.
brown eyeliner
brown mascara
try golden colours around the bottom of the eyes. like this :
http://mtblog.glamour.com/beauty/blogs/g鈥?/a>
but lightly lol then apply brown at the top and make it dissapear into golden :)
almay has this new product that it has the right eye makeup to match your eye color. i think the eyeliner, mascara, and eyeshadow come as a set. i don't remember... but i bought it and it looked really good. i have hazel eyes too
Right now MAC has the freaking perfect eyeshadow for hazel eyes. It's called Glamour Check! and it's a rich brown that has subtle red reflects in it which brings out hazel eyes like no other. Think color wheel! (Red %26amp; Green are opposites)
Brown eyeliner
a variety of browns greys n earthy colors for eyeshadows
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Whats the best eye makeup to wear to make your eyes look bigger?
if you have quite small eyes whats the best eye makeup to apply to make them look a little bigger ???Whats the best eye makeup to wear to make your eyes look bigger?
its all on how you apply the shadow. dark colors go on the outside crease of the lid and light colors go on the rest of it. then starting from the middle place black eye liner to the end of the eye. do the same thing on the bottem of the eye. then slowley apply black mascara. the kind that gives fat lashes. That should work. Its hard to explain it without having a pic. in front of you to show you where it all goes. i hope that helped.Whats the best eye makeup to wear to make your eyes look bigger?
i suggest liquid eyeliner, eyeshadow, and MASCARA!! :) good luck~
earth tone colors and liquid black liner on bottom, and white liner on you inside line, also line top lid with black liner and mascara.if you have dark areas under your eyes use a concealer with light powder cover...hope this helps....good luck
use black eyeliner to makeyour eyes look bigger.
eye liner is the best!! it makes your eyes stand out
TRY THIS! IT REALLY WORKS! Apply a lighter shade of shadow to your eyelid and up to your brow. Then with a darker shade of eyeshadow apply it in the crease of the eye... use your finger and blend. Don't apply eyeliner to the eyelid. Apply eyeliner to the bottom and mascara even on the bottom lashes... be careful though not to create clumps... nothing looks worse then clumps of mascara on your eye lashes. Use an eye shadow pencil and slightly line the bottom of your eye (right on the eye liner). A little glitter mixed in with the eye shadow stick looks good too. You can buy eye shadow sticks that have a glittery affect to them. Good luck!
well the best thing u can do is wear eyeliner (dark)
Whites, silvers, golds... anything with sparkle. and bring the color up to your brow... also if you have any highlighter, add just a bit of that under the brow.
Apply your eyeliner outside of your eyes. You can also apply some white liner around your eyes and then outside of the white line, apply the black liner.
It is not the actual makeup that makes your eyes look bigger, it is how you apply it. Go to a book store, I go to Barnes and Noble and the clerks will direct you to the self improvement section and you will fine how to put on makeup, there will be very easy directions and pictures. How do I know? That is How I learned the proper way to apply makeup
mascara!
Try eyeliner under the eyes. This makes my eyes look huge!
Use light shadows. Shimmers are nice, too. =) Avoid dark eyeliners like black. Go with brown or just apply white eyeliner. Dark colors hide your eyes, so go with the lighter tones!! =D
mascara. and thats it.
no eyeliner at all. it just darkens your eyes%26amp;makes them seem so much smaller
its all on how you apply the shadow. dark colors go on the outside crease of the lid and light colors go on the rest of it. then starting from the middle place black eye liner to the end of the eye. do the same thing on the bottem of the eye. then slowley apply black mascara. the kind that gives fat lashes. That should work. Its hard to explain it without having a pic. in front of you to show you where it all goes. i hope that helped.Whats the best eye makeup to wear to make your eyes look bigger?
i suggest liquid eyeliner, eyeshadow, and MASCARA!! :) good luck~
earth tone colors and liquid black liner on bottom, and white liner on you inside line, also line top lid with black liner and mascara.if you have dark areas under your eyes use a concealer with light powder cover...hope this helps....good luck
use black eyeliner to makeyour eyes look bigger.
eye liner is the best!! it makes your eyes stand out
TRY THIS! IT REALLY WORKS! Apply a lighter shade of shadow to your eyelid and up to your brow. Then with a darker shade of eyeshadow apply it in the crease of the eye... use your finger and blend. Don't apply eyeliner to the eyelid. Apply eyeliner to the bottom and mascara even on the bottom lashes... be careful though not to create clumps... nothing looks worse then clumps of mascara on your eye lashes. Use an eye shadow pencil and slightly line the bottom of your eye (right on the eye liner). A little glitter mixed in with the eye shadow stick looks good too. You can buy eye shadow sticks that have a glittery affect to them. Good luck!
well the best thing u can do is wear eyeliner (dark)
Whites, silvers, golds... anything with sparkle. and bring the color up to your brow... also if you have any highlighter, add just a bit of that under the brow.
Apply your eyeliner outside of your eyes. You can also apply some white liner around your eyes and then outside of the white line, apply the black liner.
It is not the actual makeup that makes your eyes look bigger, it is how you apply it. Go to a book store, I go to Barnes and Noble and the clerks will direct you to the self improvement section and you will fine how to put on makeup, there will be very easy directions and pictures. How do I know? That is How I learned the proper way to apply makeup
mascara!
Try eyeliner under the eyes. This makes my eyes look huge!
Use light shadows. Shimmers are nice, too. =) Avoid dark eyeliners like black. Go with brown or just apply white eyeliner. Dark colors hide your eyes, so go with the lighter tones!! =D
mascara. and thats it.
no eyeliner at all. it just darkens your eyes%26amp;makes them seem so much smaller
How to do smokey eye look ?
Whats the routine you do for smokey eye ?
Any tips you have for applying eyeshadow ?How to do smokey eye look ?
Most people recommend you start with a light, neutral shade all over from browbone to eyelashes.. put the next darkest shade on from eyelashes to the crease, and then use a liner brush or smudge brush to put a dark color along your lashline on top (and carefully on bottom if you like). You can also use the darkest color in the crease for a different look. I have blue eyes and brown hair, and I use a soft ivory all over, a chocolate brown on the lid, and a deep sparkly purple in the crease..looks great. Top it off with liner and a neutral lip and voila!How to do smokey eye look ?
I love the smokey eye look! Many will get a bit to technical and instruct you to make lines and use about 5 different shades. You can easily achieve the look with one neutral or any dark shadow, since you control the intensity. However, the real success is a good shadow brush and BLENDING! It's all about the blending!
people might use black/grey eyeshadow, eye liner, mascara, etc
there are numerous smokey eye makeup tutorials on youtube
one that i remember and is good is xteeener
http://www.youtube.com/user/xteeener
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_qu鈥?/a>
Some good tips and tutorials.
Go to www.youtube.com, look for Julianne Kaye Rockstar Look Smokey eye.
go to this site and you will learn the 7 steps for creating a perfect smokey eye look
http://allwomenstalk.com/tips-on-smokey-鈥?/a>
Go on youtube. Heaps of videos that will help you out.
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Any tips you have for applying eyeshadow ?How to do smokey eye look ?
Most people recommend you start with a light, neutral shade all over from browbone to eyelashes.. put the next darkest shade on from eyelashes to the crease, and then use a liner brush or smudge brush to put a dark color along your lashline on top (and carefully on bottom if you like). You can also use the darkest color in the crease for a different look. I have blue eyes and brown hair, and I use a soft ivory all over, a chocolate brown on the lid, and a deep sparkly purple in the crease..looks great. Top it off with liner and a neutral lip and voila!How to do smokey eye look ?
I love the smokey eye look! Many will get a bit to technical and instruct you to make lines and use about 5 different shades. You can easily achieve the look with one neutral or any dark shadow, since you control the intensity. However, the real success is a good shadow brush and BLENDING! It's all about the blending!
people might use black/grey eyeshadow, eye liner, mascara, etc
there are numerous smokey eye makeup tutorials on youtube
one that i remember and is good is xteeener
http://www.youtube.com/user/xteeener
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_qu鈥?/a>
Some good tips and tutorials.
Go to www.youtube.com, look for Julianne Kaye Rockstar Look Smokey eye.
go to this site and you will learn the 7 steps for creating a perfect smokey eye look
http://allwomenstalk.com/tips-on-smokey-鈥?/a>
Go on youtube. Heaps of videos that will help you out.
fab
nothing
nope
How do I apply makeup for that 'smoky' eye look without looking like I have a black eye?
Please let me now colors and placements, and what color of eyes this looks best with.How do I apply makeup for that 'smoky' eye look without looking like I have a black eye?
Remember a little goes a long way. Use a slanted makeup brush for eyes instead of a sponge applicator. Make sure you prep your eyelid with some foundation or pressed powder so that your eyeshadow doesn't crease from natural oils on your lid. Dust a silver/grey shadow on your lid which is the part of the skin that covers your actual eyeball. Look at yourself in the mirror and tilt your head back as if you are a Queen looking down at her people. This makes it easier to see your crease which is the gap between your eyeball and your browbone. Little by little sweep the tiniest amount of black shadow into the crease of your outer eye. When there is no more shadow left on your brush blend upwards towards your browbone for a more smokier blended effect. Finish off with a black liquid eyeliner and two to three coats of mascara. Curl lashes. Dot and blend a shimmering beige highlighter in the inner eye area to make your eyes pop out drammatically. You can also email mac artists for your question and they will recommend the exact colors you need.How do I apply makeup for that 'smoky' eye look without looking like I have a black eye?
Before putting the black eye shadow, put a base first, try using a gold or copper shade of shadow all over your upper eye-lids, then use a brush when putting the black shadow, starting from the bottom working your way upwards, just a few milimeters above your upper lid crease, watch out on the sides you might over-extend and you might look like a cat. If you want you can also try using 2 shades of shadow, like a dark shimmery violet and black, You just place the violet shadow first extending above your upper lid crease , then apply the black shadow on the bottom part of your upper eye lid. For more dramatic results put dark eye liner on your upper and lower lids, specially on the lover lid try putting a little more. After doing everything thats the time you place the concealer on your eye bags so there will be no black-eye effect.
The smokey eye look is actually very easy to obtain. Get several shades of blue eyeshadow, ranging from light blue to dark blue (navy). Starting with the lightest blue, cover the lower portion of your eyelid from the inside corner to the outside. Follow with a middle blue shade and apply it along the crease of your eyelid, at about the half way point from inner to outer lid start sweeping the mid-blue shadow up towards the outer point of your eyebrow. Then take the darker blue and apply it about two thirds in from the outcorner of your eye, start near your eye lashes and sweep up to the crease, then put the very barest hint of it from the outer corner of your eye to the outer corner of your eyebrow. Take a make up brush and blend it together starting from the inner corner and moving up and out towards the outside of your eyebrow. If you're very fair complected try using neutral shades of light brown, beige and dusty brown. Hope this helps!
moops explained it very well, thats how i wear mine.
Achieving the smoky eye is more about the technique than the color of the eyeshadow. Divide your eye in three from top to bottom...1) Brow bone 2) crease 3) lid. Apply eye shadow using a sponge tip applicator on lid only in a packing on style then blend it using an eyeshadow brush blend it out up to the crease using a circular Motion (pivoting) next apply a lighter color on the brow bone and again blend using a circular motion. Outline your eye top and bottom with a dark eyeliner pencil then with the same eyeshadow you used on your lid blend with a q-tip. Finally apply tons of mascara!
this will help. go to this website. lots of cool tricks. http://www.seventeen.com/beauty/secrets/鈥?/a>
Read some make up tips and articles on this site
you avoid the black eye look by not using such a dark color.
One option is to soften the line of a liner therefore getting a smokey eye look:
2.Eye Liners:
Application Technique For The Liquid EyeLiner:
Test, on the back of your hand, the amount of pressure you should apply.Unless you are a real artist, it is best to steady your elbow on a flat surface.Work from the inside of the eye to the outside corner and keep the line light and even.If you stop at the corner of the eyes, the effect will be round and wide-eyed;if you continue the line and sweep it up and out, you would get a more exotic look.
Finally smudge the edges with a cotton bud to soften them.
Application Technique For The Pencil Eyeliner:
Pencils can be used in the same manner to define or extend the shape of the eyes, but they give a softer, more natural line.Keep them sharpened and ready for use, as blunted or broken points can spoil the whole effect.
If you want to get the effect with using eye shadow then choose a pallette of 4 light to darker browns (any eye color will do).:
1.Eyeshadow:
Application Technique:
The following steps are followed in the application of eyeshadow shades.
i.Using a fine, blunt-ended brush, gently apply the base colour to the entire lid from the inside to the outside corner and from the base of the lashes to the eyelid crease.
ii.If the eyes need extra definition, a deeper shade is blended into the crease line.This gives depth to the eyes.
iii.The brow bone is highlighted with a light shade.This gives the eyes a wide, open look.The colour is applied to the most prominent area and blended up towards the brow and down to where the contour curves down, toward the eyelid creases.
Before using them on the lids, always test the colours on the back of the hand to test the intensity.You can use even 3-4 colours, provided they are blended well.Remember pale tones emphasize, while deep sooty shades define.
Use the next to darkest color on a little brush, blow on it to get rid of clumps
lightly brush it under the eye VERY close to the lashes.
it should give you the smokey look you want.
Remember a little goes a long way. Use a slanted makeup brush for eyes instead of a sponge applicator. Make sure you prep your eyelid with some foundation or pressed powder so that your eyeshadow doesn't crease from natural oils on your lid. Dust a silver/grey shadow on your lid which is the part of the skin that covers your actual eyeball. Look at yourself in the mirror and tilt your head back as if you are a Queen looking down at her people. This makes it easier to see your crease which is the gap between your eyeball and your browbone. Little by little sweep the tiniest amount of black shadow into the crease of your outer eye. When there is no more shadow left on your brush blend upwards towards your browbone for a more smokier blended effect. Finish off with a black liquid eyeliner and two to three coats of mascara. Curl lashes. Dot and blend a shimmering beige highlighter in the inner eye area to make your eyes pop out drammatically. You can also email mac artists for your question and they will recommend the exact colors you need.How do I apply makeup for that 'smoky' eye look without looking like I have a black eye?
Before putting the black eye shadow, put a base first, try using a gold or copper shade of shadow all over your upper eye-lids, then use a brush when putting the black shadow, starting from the bottom working your way upwards, just a few milimeters above your upper lid crease, watch out on the sides you might over-extend and you might look like a cat. If you want you can also try using 2 shades of shadow, like a dark shimmery violet and black, You just place the violet shadow first extending above your upper lid crease , then apply the black shadow on the bottom part of your upper eye lid. For more dramatic results put dark eye liner on your upper and lower lids, specially on the lover lid try putting a little more. After doing everything thats the time you place the concealer on your eye bags so there will be no black-eye effect.
The smokey eye look is actually very easy to obtain. Get several shades of blue eyeshadow, ranging from light blue to dark blue (navy). Starting with the lightest blue, cover the lower portion of your eyelid from the inside corner to the outside. Follow with a middle blue shade and apply it along the crease of your eyelid, at about the half way point from inner to outer lid start sweeping the mid-blue shadow up towards the outer point of your eyebrow. Then take the darker blue and apply it about two thirds in from the outcorner of your eye, start near your eye lashes and sweep up to the crease, then put the very barest hint of it from the outer corner of your eye to the outer corner of your eyebrow. Take a make up brush and blend it together starting from the inner corner and moving up and out towards the outside of your eyebrow. If you're very fair complected try using neutral shades of light brown, beige and dusty brown. Hope this helps!
moops explained it very well, thats how i wear mine.
Achieving the smoky eye is more about the technique than the color of the eyeshadow. Divide your eye in three from top to bottom...1) Brow bone 2) crease 3) lid. Apply eye shadow using a sponge tip applicator on lid only in a packing on style then blend it using an eyeshadow brush blend it out up to the crease using a circular Motion (pivoting) next apply a lighter color on the brow bone and again blend using a circular motion. Outline your eye top and bottom with a dark eyeliner pencil then with the same eyeshadow you used on your lid blend with a q-tip. Finally apply tons of mascara!
this will help. go to this website. lots of cool tricks. http://www.seventeen.com/beauty/secrets/鈥?/a>
Read some make up tips and articles on this site
you avoid the black eye look by not using such a dark color.
One option is to soften the line of a liner therefore getting a smokey eye look:
2.Eye Liners:
Application Technique For The Liquid EyeLiner:
Test, on the back of your hand, the amount of pressure you should apply.Unless you are a real artist, it is best to steady your elbow on a flat surface.Work from the inside of the eye to the outside corner and keep the line light and even.If you stop at the corner of the eyes, the effect will be round and wide-eyed;if you continue the line and sweep it up and out, you would get a more exotic look.
Finally smudge the edges with a cotton bud to soften them.
Application Technique For The Pencil Eyeliner:
Pencils can be used in the same manner to define or extend the shape of the eyes, but they give a softer, more natural line.Keep them sharpened and ready for use, as blunted or broken points can spoil the whole effect.
If you want to get the effect with using eye shadow then choose a pallette of 4 light to darker browns (any eye color will do).:
1.Eyeshadow:
Application Technique:
The following steps are followed in the application of eyeshadow shades.
i.Using a fine, blunt-ended brush, gently apply the base colour to the entire lid from the inside to the outside corner and from the base of the lashes to the eyelid crease.
ii.If the eyes need extra definition, a deeper shade is blended into the crease line.This gives depth to the eyes.
iii.The brow bone is highlighted with a light shade.This gives the eyes a wide, open look.The colour is applied to the most prominent area and blended up towards the brow and down to where the contour curves down, toward the eyelid creases.
Before using them on the lids, always test the colours on the back of the hand to test the intensity.You can use even 3-4 colours, provided they are blended well.Remember pale tones emphasize, while deep sooty shades define.
Use the next to darkest color on a little brush, blow on it to get rid of clumps
lightly brush it under the eye VERY close to the lashes.
it should give you the smokey look you want.
How do you do the smokey eye look?
I want to do it for prom.
If it helps, I have blue-green eyes and nearly porcelain skin.
Please help! (Also, make your instructions simple because I don't exactly know what I'm doing!)How do you do the smokey eye look?
First, apply the lighter, base color a wee bit lower than your brow bone, and smudge the line under your eyebrows with your pinkie finger. If your using a light base color, apply right under your eyebrows and don't smudge.
Next, for the darker color, you want to find a beauty supply store and ask if you can get a ';smokie'; brush, or you can go to MAC, Chloe's, whatever.
With the smokie brush, swirl it in the eye color, tap the extra off, and apply in a circular motion to the CREASE, not above, but right to it.
For eyeliner, I suggest a color a little darker than your hair color. Juding by your avatar, I suggest using a darker brown or a brown black. Find a pencil eyeliner with a smudgy sponge on the back. Apply very close to the lashline, and don't use TOO much. Eyeliner is used for enhancing your lashline, not for making your eyes look like black holes. Apply to the top and bottom. Then, with the smudgy sponge, VERY SOFTLY, sweep the sponge across the line of eyeliner.
For mascara, use a color similar to the eyeliner color. I prefer Rimmel London Max Lash XXX, because it has a comb applicator rather than a brush one. apply one coat, curl eyelashes, apply a second coat, then a third.
And for your eye color, which is similar to mine, I suggest Colour Surge Eyeshadow Duo in Like Mink from Clinique. the base is a light, champagne-y color, and the accent is a rich copper-y brown.How do you do the smokey eye look?
I don't know if this is quite as good as any other answer, but, what I do is I use a natural semi-dark brown on my lid and I use an eyeshadow brush to use a dark sparkley brown in the crease and just a little bit right under the eye. Then I use a soft black pencil on my lash line and on the inside ridge of my eye (I don't know exactly what that's called. lol). A soft black pencil is semi-important for a smokey look because it usually looks like it's already been smudge after you apply it. Then apply some black mascara to your top and bottom lashes and that's it. If it helps, I use the Estee Lauder Deluxe Pure Colour EyeShadow Palette with 07 Smokey and 23 Berry Ice, Estee Lauder Artist's Eye Pencil-Crayon in 01 Softsmudge Black, and Estee Lauder Projectionist High Definition Volume Mascara. Hope I helped some. :D
A good brush set is very important. It does not have to be expensive but you have to have the correct brushes.....Eye shadow brush, blending brush, crease brush and larger blending brush(optional). They have them at most Department stores or walmart, target,sephora and Ulta. I would suggest watching you tube. You type in ';smokey look'; or ';eyeshadow application';. Only try to duplicate the easiest ones and ones you like the best. I have learned how to do this from you tube and it really helps.
First, use an eyeliner pencil that smears to line the top of your eye. I'd do it twice. Then, using a light grey or maybe a combination of dark musty colors like plum or deep blue or just a dark grey but not too grey because your so pale and then, smear the eyeliner and shadow together with the shadow brush. you want it to merge into your skin so make it blend in using a shadow brush.
alright, i just asked the girl at MAC to show me today. (:
if you have a paint pot, use that. its just a base, you can also use a plain colored eye shadow, silver works best. from there, you take the color you want (black or brown usually) and start from the outside of your eye. Brush it in, blending it in as much as possible. Where you touch your lid first, is where it will be darkest, so always brush from that same corner. just remember to keep spreading it across getting lighter each time.
hope this helps
Use black liner and smudge it really well. I actually like to use black eye shadow applied with a q-tip along the bottom of my eye and the normal liner on top. Then I think you could just use a gray eye shadow on your top lid. Finish with volumizing black mascara and the look is complete. I hope I helped but I suck at explaining. :p
btw, use the stick liner. Not liquid!
Because of your skin colour its needs to be done very carefully otherwise it could look quite gothic. I would recommend going to a make up counter in a department store and ask them to show you. I have difficultly with this look and I've been practising a while! xx
Buy eyeshadow that says ';smokey eyes'; put white then gray, then black on your eye lids. If you want the brown smokey look like this: tan then medium brown, the dark brown eye shadow. It helps to buy eye shadow specifically for smokey eyes.
this site was pretty straightforward on what to do
http://www.makeupsense.com/en/eyes/smoky鈥?/a>
check it out! hope it helps =)
Go to videojug.com ==they have step by step videos of lots of looks.
-black eyeliner
-black sparkley (or not) eye shadow.
-black mascara
ey u-yea u the one lookin at the screen!...take your ';blue-green eyes %26amp;%26amp; porcelain skin'; and tell somone else, no one cares!
idk but whatever product u use please dont let it be tested on animals.
never herd of it
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Wbani0vrqMg
If it helps, I have blue-green eyes and nearly porcelain skin.
Please help! (Also, make your instructions simple because I don't exactly know what I'm doing!)How do you do the smokey eye look?
First, apply the lighter, base color a wee bit lower than your brow bone, and smudge the line under your eyebrows with your pinkie finger. If your using a light base color, apply right under your eyebrows and don't smudge.
Next, for the darker color, you want to find a beauty supply store and ask if you can get a ';smokie'; brush, or you can go to MAC, Chloe's, whatever.
With the smokie brush, swirl it in the eye color, tap the extra off, and apply in a circular motion to the CREASE, not above, but right to it.
For eyeliner, I suggest a color a little darker than your hair color. Juding by your avatar, I suggest using a darker brown or a brown black. Find a pencil eyeliner with a smudgy sponge on the back. Apply very close to the lashline, and don't use TOO much. Eyeliner is used for enhancing your lashline, not for making your eyes look like black holes. Apply to the top and bottom. Then, with the smudgy sponge, VERY SOFTLY, sweep the sponge across the line of eyeliner.
For mascara, use a color similar to the eyeliner color. I prefer Rimmel London Max Lash XXX, because it has a comb applicator rather than a brush one. apply one coat, curl eyelashes, apply a second coat, then a third.
And for your eye color, which is similar to mine, I suggest Colour Surge Eyeshadow Duo in Like Mink from Clinique. the base is a light, champagne-y color, and the accent is a rich copper-y brown.How do you do the smokey eye look?
I don't know if this is quite as good as any other answer, but, what I do is I use a natural semi-dark brown on my lid and I use an eyeshadow brush to use a dark sparkley brown in the crease and just a little bit right under the eye. Then I use a soft black pencil on my lash line and on the inside ridge of my eye (I don't know exactly what that's called. lol). A soft black pencil is semi-important for a smokey look because it usually looks like it's already been smudge after you apply it. Then apply some black mascara to your top and bottom lashes and that's it. If it helps, I use the Estee Lauder Deluxe Pure Colour EyeShadow Palette with 07 Smokey and 23 Berry Ice, Estee Lauder Artist's Eye Pencil-Crayon in 01 Softsmudge Black, and Estee Lauder Projectionist High Definition Volume Mascara. Hope I helped some. :D
A good brush set is very important. It does not have to be expensive but you have to have the correct brushes.....Eye shadow brush, blending brush, crease brush and larger blending brush(optional). They have them at most Department stores or walmart, target,sephora and Ulta. I would suggest watching you tube. You type in ';smokey look'; or ';eyeshadow application';. Only try to duplicate the easiest ones and ones you like the best. I have learned how to do this from you tube and it really helps.
First, use an eyeliner pencil that smears to line the top of your eye. I'd do it twice. Then, using a light grey or maybe a combination of dark musty colors like plum or deep blue or just a dark grey but not too grey because your so pale and then, smear the eyeliner and shadow together with the shadow brush. you want it to merge into your skin so make it blend in using a shadow brush.
alright, i just asked the girl at MAC to show me today. (:
if you have a paint pot, use that. its just a base, you can also use a plain colored eye shadow, silver works best. from there, you take the color you want (black or brown usually) and start from the outside of your eye. Brush it in, blending it in as much as possible. Where you touch your lid first, is where it will be darkest, so always brush from that same corner. just remember to keep spreading it across getting lighter each time.
hope this helps
Use black liner and smudge it really well. I actually like to use black eye shadow applied with a q-tip along the bottom of my eye and the normal liner on top. Then I think you could just use a gray eye shadow on your top lid. Finish with volumizing black mascara and the look is complete. I hope I helped but I suck at explaining. :p
btw, use the stick liner. Not liquid!
Because of your skin colour its needs to be done very carefully otherwise it could look quite gothic. I would recommend going to a make up counter in a department store and ask them to show you. I have difficultly with this look and I've been practising a while! xx
Buy eyeshadow that says ';smokey eyes'; put white then gray, then black on your eye lids. If you want the brown smokey look like this: tan then medium brown, the dark brown eye shadow. It helps to buy eye shadow specifically for smokey eyes.
this site was pretty straightforward on what to do
http://www.makeupsense.com/en/eyes/smoky鈥?/a>
check it out! hope it helps =)
Go to videojug.com ==they have step by step videos of lots of looks.
-black eyeliner
-black sparkley (or not) eye shadow.
-black mascara
ey u-yea u the one lookin at the screen!...take your ';blue-green eyes %26amp;%26amp; porcelain skin'; and tell somone else, no one cares!
idk but whatever product u use please dont let it be tested on animals.
never herd of it
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Wbani0vrqMg
How can I create the classic smokey eye look using black eye shadow??
if you only have black eyeshadow..
1. Apply light layer over entire eye..i mean LIGHT
2.Apply a little heavier shadow to the eyelid
3.Apply thicker strip in the crease of your eye and use a brush to sweep it up and blend with the lighter color.
Smokey eye COMPLETE! good luck!How can I create the classic smokey eye look using black eye shadow??
was wondering the same thing until i went on 17.com and asked this question i learned that you first have to put on dark-grey or black eyeliner on your lash line, then you apply a dark grey eyeshadow above the eyeliner, next you take light gray shadow and sweep it over your crease. add 2-3 coats of black mascara and keep a neutral lip to not look over-done. during the day keep the rest of your makeup natural and at night mabey let your hair down and put on a bit more eyeliner or mabey a shimmer to your lips it loks really cute! PS im 12 years old and the master at answering makeup questions! lolHow can I create the classic smokey eye look using black eye shadow??
go on to youtube and type in (smokey eye tutorials) this is really helpful..
yes but it wont look as good
eyeliner is muchh bettergray hair
1. Apply light layer over entire eye..i mean LIGHT
2.Apply a little heavier shadow to the eyelid
3.Apply thicker strip in the crease of your eye and use a brush to sweep it up and blend with the lighter color.
Smokey eye COMPLETE! good luck!How can I create the classic smokey eye look using black eye shadow??
was wondering the same thing until i went on 17.com and asked this question i learned that you first have to put on dark-grey or black eyeliner on your lash line, then you apply a dark grey eyeshadow above the eyeliner, next you take light gray shadow and sweep it over your crease. add 2-3 coats of black mascara and keep a neutral lip to not look over-done. during the day keep the rest of your makeup natural and at night mabey let your hair down and put on a bit more eyeliner or mabey a shimmer to your lips it loks really cute! PS im 12 years old and the master at answering makeup questions! lolHow can I create the classic smokey eye look using black eye shadow??
go on to youtube and type in (smokey eye tutorials) this is really helpful..
yes but it wont look as good
eyeliner is muchh better
Sunday, December 13, 2009
What are some eye make-up tricks to make eyes look larger?
white shimmery eyeshadow in the inner corners of your eyes, even a little bit on the bottom, just in the inner creases. and then put a little on the highest part of your eyebrow arch.
dont go overboard though!
it really really really makes them look biggerWhat are some eye make-up tricks to make eyes look larger?
Do light eyeshadows. Like one light color over your whole eye, then do a little bit darker...but not too dark...color on the crease.
Also, eyeliner. Not black, or dark brown. Maybe like a purple or regular brown color...and line the top of your eyelid, and then on the bottom, line half away, not too thick. But the bottom half AWAY from the nose. That also helps your eyes to appear larger.What are some eye make-up tricks to make eyes look larger?
There are lots of ways to make your eyes look larger and brighter. Here's a few:
- Underneath your eyes on the waterline, line using a white pencil. http://images.google.co.uk/images?hl=en%26amp;鈥?/a>
- Curl your eyelashes and apply two coats of black mascara, this will really open up your eyes.
Hope I helped xx
White eyeliner can make your eyes appear larger. Don't wear dark eyeliner, because that's what makes them look smaller. Mascara can also help make them look bigger and open them up more.
You can find great make-up tips on my website:
www.marykay.com/hildacrowe
curl your eyelashes. tightline your upper waterline. make the eyeliner on the bottom of your eye thicker as you move out from the inner corner (tear duct).
You can look up how to videos on youtube. I would look up baby doll eye makeup and doe eye makeup.
eyelash curlers do wonders! I would try heating it with a hairdryer and then curl them!
black or one that is a similar colour to your skin tone
dont go overboard though!
it really really really makes them look biggerWhat are some eye make-up tricks to make eyes look larger?
Do light eyeshadows. Like one light color over your whole eye, then do a little bit darker...but not too dark...color on the crease.
Also, eyeliner. Not black, or dark brown. Maybe like a purple or regular brown color...and line the top of your eyelid, and then on the bottom, line half away, not too thick. But the bottom half AWAY from the nose. That also helps your eyes to appear larger.What are some eye make-up tricks to make eyes look larger?
There are lots of ways to make your eyes look larger and brighter. Here's a few:
- Underneath your eyes on the waterline, line using a white pencil. http://images.google.co.uk/images?hl=en%26amp;鈥?/a>
- Curl your eyelashes and apply two coats of black mascara, this will really open up your eyes.
Hope I helped xx
White eyeliner can make your eyes appear larger. Don't wear dark eyeliner, because that's what makes them look smaller. Mascara can also help make them look bigger and open them up more.
You can find great make-up tips on my website:
www.marykay.com/hildacrowe
curl your eyelashes. tightline your upper waterline. make the eyeliner on the bottom of your eye thicker as you move out from the inner corner (tear duct).
You can look up how to videos on youtube. I would look up baby doll eye makeup and doe eye makeup.
eyelash curlers do wonders! I would try heating it with a hairdryer and then curl them!
black or one that is a similar colour to your skin tone
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