I love makeup – that is no secret. And I love when people
ask me about how I apply my makeup, hence why I created this blog post here
with my normal everyday look. But sometimes the everyday look just doesn’t cut
it and you need something a bit more dramatic.
I’m calling this my “a bit more dramatic eye shadow
tutorial.” It’s not quite an evening look (unless you already go for minimal
makeup), I would use this more for a dressy day out with your girlfriends or for
when you really want to make your eyes pop and don’t want to feel like you need
a date night to justify it.
1.) Prime your eyes/face with either a foundation primer or
an eyelid primer. This helps your makeup stay put all day long. And this Mary Kay foundation primer is amazing!!!
2.) Apply a light/neutral “base coat” to your entire lid. I
sweep my all time favorite eye shadow all over my eyelids, CoverGirl’s
Champagne.
3.) Starting at the crease of your eyelid and working your
way down, apply a brown shade across your lids. Be sure to leave a highlight
area at the top of you lid, just below your brow.
4.) To make the eyes pop, apply a darker shade of brown to
the outer corners of your eyes.
5.) Line your brows and blend, blend, blend.
6.) Apply two coats of mascara to both your top and bottom
lashes.
If you want to take this look into night, I would line your
top lash line with a black eyeliner and then rub some brown eye shadow on the
bottom lash line, in the outer corner only.
Here are the products I used:
Base – CoverGirl Champagne
Lid Color – CoverGirl Brown Smolder
Outer Corner – Bare Minerals Queen Tiffany
Brows – CoverGirl Brow and Eye Pencil in Midnight Brown
Mascara – ModelCo Fibre LashXTEND
Base – CoverGirl Champagne
Lid Color – CoverGirl Brown Smolder
Outer Corner – Bare Minerals Queen Tiffany
Brows – CoverGirl Brow and Eye Pencil in Midnight Brown
Mascara – ModelCo Fibre LashXTEND
GORGEOUS look, lindsay! i love these colors on you!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely eyes you have, and these tips would serve many well,I have what is called a base coat from Avon that I use first if I don't some of the shadows will crease. I have never mastered the two tone look though and I have tried many times but it never looks very good
ReplyDeleteI love this look! So beautiful.
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