How to apply eye shadow more naturally

In daily life, we are all familiar with makeup, but how can we apply it more naturally? A good-looking eye makeup can add a lot of color to the face, making people feel more refined and the eyes brighter. It is difficult for beginners to apply eye shadow. First of all, you need to choose a color that suits you. Earth tones are the most common color. Natural colors are not high-key but can make the eyes more attractive.

Method 1:

1. Apply earth-toned eyeshadow

For nude makeup, you should choose earth-toned eyeshadow. The natural colors are not loud but can make the eyes more attractive.

Step analysis: Apply basic base color on the entire eye socket to keep the eyelids bright, then gradually color the eye crease, and use an eyeshadow brush to color to make the earth-tone smoky effect more natural.

Applying eyeshadow primer before applying eyeshadow can make the eyeshadow easier to apply, prevent smudging, and make the eye makeup effect longer lasting.

2. Pay attention to the end and beginning of the eye

Step analysis: Use a darker shade of eye shadow to lengthen the tail of the eye, create a smoky effect, and make the eyes look deeper; use silver eye shadow to brighten the eye head and highlight the eye contour.

If you want to make your eye makeup more natural, you can brighten the center of the eye socket, which can help blend various gradient eyeshadows.

Method 2:

1. Choose a color that is similar to your eye color but brighter to brighten your eye sockets. If you feel that the base color in the eyeshadow box cannot meet your needs, you can buy a base color that suits you.

2. Apply the main color to the half or two-thirds of the eyelid (this varies from person to person, as everyone's eyelid thickness, single or double and other conditions are different. You need to try it yourself to find out how much to apply). Note that it gradually fades from bottom to top and should be seamlessly connected to the skin. If it doesn't work, use a cotton swab to gently wipe the lightest area of ​​the eyeshadow to achieve a natural transition from presence to absence.

Note that the tail of the eye should be slightly heavier than other places, and the lower eyelid also needs a little application, but not too much or too heavy, one-third of the eye length is enough.

3. Use dark tones in the area 2-3 mm above the root of the eyelashes. Don't apply it too widely. Also, apply from bottom to top from dark to light, bordering with the previous eyeshadow. Stretch the end of the eye moderately, and also apply some to the end of the lower eyelid, and then brush to the middle of the eye. Be careful to fill in the blank spaces at the corners of the eyes and don't leave any blank spaces.