1. Apply with fingers
Sometimes we do not have time to wear a brush when applying eyeshadow. Matthew Waitesmith said there is no harm in wearing a finger. But, there are certain techniques when applying eyeshadow using fingers. Waitesmith recommends using cream-textured eyeshadow. Way, tap eyeshadow on the eyelid, not memulasnya. Because, according to him, cream-shaped eyeshadow has gel particles are thick enough.
2. Using foundation as eyeshadow
Waitesmith has a special trick using some color foundation on the eyes with a darker color of the same color or color as that used for facial contours. If you have white skin, choose a two-tone darker color.
As for dark leather owners can choose a darker color again to get a contrast. Apply foundation as eyeshadow on the entire eyelid. "Do not forget to use an applicator to reach every corner of the eye," said Waitesmith.
3. Makeup smokey eye two colors
Waitesmith said enough use only two products to make makeup smokey eye two colors. First as a base, wear a neutral colored eyeshadow or use a little liquid concealer. After that, use a dark colored eyeshadow on the crease of the eye. Apply by wearing a round brush to reach the edge of the eye.
4. Apply metallic eyeshadow as highlighter
It's the same function as a highlighter to accentuate the character of the face. Apply glossy color on the center of the eyelid and inner corner of eye. Waitesmith recommends using a highlighter powder rather than cream to avoid damaging the eyeshadow.
5. Create a winged eyeshadow using masking tape
Paste the tape on the diagonal line from the outer edge of the eyebrow to the outer corner of the eye. Then use a thin and linear brush to apply a black or dark eyeshadow along the edge of the tape.
6. Small brush for lower eyelid
Applying eyeshadow on the bottom of the eye is quite difficult. But if done correctly, this appearance will make the eyes more prominent. You can use the same brush as used on the upper fold of the eye, which is a round brush. For a more dramatic look add dark eyeliner in the lower eye line.