Eye Shadow

Eye-Shadowing is one of the most complex steps when doing your makeup. It take a lot of practice and accuracy. A tiny mess up can cause the whole thing to look AWFUL. Knowing the right tips a save your life LITERALLY. Eye shadow is such a vast variety trying to find the right texture and color may be devastating.

       Picking the right Texture.

1. High Pigmented - loose powder, difficult to control because of the loose form.

2. Cream Shadow- easy to apply, crease more quickly than powder.

3. Compact Powder- manageable, long lasting.

     Picking the right Color.

 If you want an unique flashy look light color such as pink, purple. If you want a more neutral look you should go for a brown or grayish color.

      Selecting the Right Brush.

1. Using your fingertip can be useful but since they have oil it may mess up the look so stick with a stiff flat brush.

2. Soft pencil brush for areas such as the corner of your eyes.

        Brush Strokes

1. Use Short Slow brush strokes going in the direction in which you're blending the colors.( outward )

2. Brush back and forth.

     Finishing up

1.     Apply a Shadow Primer to help your eye shadow last all day long with out smudging or wiping off.

Smokey Eyes

Eye-Shadowing is one of the most complex steps when doing your makeup. It take a lot of practice and accuracy. A tiny mess up can cause the whole thing to look AWFUL. Knowing the right tips a save your life LITERALLY. Eye shadow is such a vast variety trying to find the right texture and color may be devastating.

      Picking the right Texture.

1. High Pigmented - loose powder, difficult to control because of the loose form.

2. Cream Shadow- easy to apply, crease more quickly than powder.

3. Compact Powder- manageable, long lasting.

     Picking the right Color.

 If you want an unique flashy look light color such as pink, purple. If you want a more neutral look you should go for a brown or grayish color.

      Selecting the Right Brush.

1. Using your fingertip can be useful but since they have oil it may mess up the look so stick with a stiff flat brush.

2. Soft pencil brush for areas such as the corner of your eyes.

        Brush Strokes

1. Use Short Slow brush strokes going in the direction in which you're blending the colors.(outward).

2. Brush back and forth.

        Finishing up

1.     Apply a Shadow Primer to help your eye shadow last all day long with out smudging or wiping off.