Single eyelid makeup tips, do this and you will be more beautiful

Everyone wants to have beautiful double eyelids, but if you have single eyelids, don’t be discouraged, because as long as you master the correct makeup techniques, single eyelids can also be made to look good, and you can even turn them into double eyelids through makeup.

1. Upper eyelashes

1. First draw an eyeliner with a black eyeliner.

2. Place the false eyelashes close to the eyeline and measure the required length, that is, the length from the beginning to the end of the eye. Don't be greedy.

3. Then cut off the excess parts at the head and tail of the false eyelashes.

4. Then apply glue. Many eyelash glues are designed with a sweeping head. If it is not designed with a sweeping head, you can use a toothpick instead, because it is not easy to get too much. You can apply a little more at the head and tail.

5. Use eyelash tongs to clamp the eyelashes and place the false eyelashes close to the roots of the real eyelashes. Start applying from the inner corner of the eye, press gently for about 5 seconds before releasing; then gradually apply to the outer corner of the eye, and press for 5 seconds at the outer corner as well.

6. After the glue is dry, apply mascara and stick the real and false eyelashes together.

2. Lower eyelashes

1. It is best to choose the bottom row of false eyelashes with transparent glue edges. First, use your fingertips or two pliers to clamp the false eyelashes, and bend them back and forth to soften the new eyelashes. This will make the effect more natural and easier to stick on.

2. Measure the required length and cut off the excess part at the end of the eyelashes.

3. Apply eyelash glue. If you accidentally apply too much glue, you can use a cotton swab to wipe away the excess.

3. Choose the same color for eye shadow

It is better to choose eye shadow colors of the same series. Rich eye shadow colors will weaken the image of the eyes. Avoid choosing mauve, light purple, or light blue eye shadow as they will make the eyeball look bulging. Black, grey and earth tones are the safest choices. If you are a girl with thin and narrow eyelids or single eyelids, you can use lighter-colored eye shadow (such as white or silver) to increase the three-dimensional effect of your eyes.

4. Add eye shadow skillfully for better effect

Some people say that drawing eyeliner can make the eyes look bigger and brighter. However, this does not apply to everyone, especially the lower eyeliner. Sometimes it not only looks smaller, but also looks dirty. So usually we just add a little dark eye shadow to the end of the upper eye to make the eyes look lifted up, easily achieving the effect of bright and lively eyes.

5. Slightly thick eyeliner has a good effect

The best way to make your eyes look bigger for single eyelids is to use slightly thicker eyeliner and thick, curled eyelashes. You may want to try a liquid eyeliner or one with a softer refill, and draw the eyeliner from the base of the eyelashes. Dark, thick lines will make the eyes look bigger.

6. Be sure to use an eyelash curler

Before applying mascara, be sure to use an eyelash curler and curl your eyelashes from the root. When applying mascara, first apply it horizontally in a "Z" shape repeatedly at the root of the eyelashes, and then lightly brush the eyelashes. This will make the roots appear thicker. In order to increase the curvature of the eyelashes, curl them once before applying mascara and again after applying mascara, and your eyelashes will be curled.

7. Don’t forget to brush your eyelashes carefully

If you have droopy eyes (including single eyelids), you must remember to choose a lighter mascara. It is not only light but also has fibers, which can make the eyelashes look longer and is not easy to fade. It is very suitable for droopy eyes. In addition, there is a kind of mascara that can adjust the color intensity which is also very good. It allows you to choose to use it according to your mood and weather on that day. However, black is basically the safest color. Blue or brown can easily have the opposite effect if used improperly.