What color eyeshadow should I use for puffy eyelids

Having bright eyes is something that many people wish for, but everyone's eyes are different. So everyone hopes to make their eyes more beautiful through makeup. When applying eye makeup, puffy eye bubbles are the most challenging to makeup skills. Many women are often troubled by this problem. In life, puffy eye bubbles are also called fleshy eyes, watery eyes, or fleshy eyes.

Method 1:

Dark eye makeup

1. Use light-colored eyeshadow as a base

After completing the basic foundation, in order to make the eye makeup more perfect, we need to use a large eyeshadow brush to pick up beige eyeshadow. The correct way is to apply it on the upper eyelid when the eye is closed, on the protrusion of the eyeball, and apply it over a large area, especially in the center of the protrusion of the eyeball, which needs special emphasis.

2. Use brown eyeshadow to emphasize the sunken look

Use a small eyeshadow brush to pick up brown eyeshadow. If you are afraid of applying too much at once, you can first brush off some eyeshadow powder on tissue paper to avoid applying too heavy a color with the first stroke. Apply the eyeshadow to the depression in the upper eyelid when the eyes are closed to emphasize the sunken feeling.

3. Use mascara to enhance the contour of your eye makeup

Eyelashes are an important factor in making eyes look lively. When using mascara, first apply a layer from the root of the eyelashes to the front. Be sure to start applying mascara from the root, otherwise it will easily cause the eyelashes to droop. After the first layer is dry, continue to apply the second layer. Applying multiple layers will have a good thickening effect.

Method 2:

Light eye makeup

1. First, apply a thin layer of dark eyeshadow as a shadow, within half of the eye socket, and apply it with a medium-sized brush to make the base color have a deep feeling.

2. If you want a sense of depth, use a darker shade of eye shadow and apply it below the eye crease to deepen the look, and the eye expression will immediately appear. If you have single eyelids, the range will be narrower, basically 1/3 above the root of the eyelashes.

3. The lower eye shadow also needs to be mixed with light and dark. Many women apply the lower eye shadow very badly and don’t master the trick. The trick is to apply the light color to the end of the eyelashes near the beginning of the eye, and use the dark color to deepen it, at 1/3 of the distance from the end of the eye.

4. A little brightening at the eye corner will make it more perfect. Don’t use large sequins, as large particles will make the eye look cheap.

5. When applying makeup for "goldfish eyes", don't emphasize the eyeliner. Just use an eyebrow pencil to carefully outline the upper and lower eyelashes, and slightly lift the end to make it just right. Start lifting the pen when it is 3/4 of the distance from the end of the eye. The raised hook can be a little thicker to make the eyes more vivid.

6. After drawing the eyeliner, use the eyeliner again to fill in the gaps at the roots of the eyelashes, leaving no blank space.