Some Eyeshadow Techniques That'll Take You from Rookie to An Expert

 

Perfecting your eyeshadow game takes dedication, hard work, and LOTS of practice. But if you've done it right, the years of work are worth it. Your eyes look bigger, sleeker, and makes you younger; people can’t keep their eyes off YOU! To help you how to go from beginner to pro and even if you are a certified eyeshadow expert), we've put together the ultimate list of eyeshadow tips. Here is everything you need to know:

Prep And Prime:

·   Eyeshadow Primer Application: There are many eyeshadow primers on the market that serve as the Picasso of art with maximizing durability.

·   Bake Your Eyelid: If you have oily eyelids, the eyeshadow will likely settle into your creases and look smudged all day. To avoid this, apply a light coat of setting powder on the lids after applying the foundation on the lids. You can find more makeup tips for oily skin here.

·   Make the Pigment Pop: If you like to experiment with light-toned eyeshadows, apply a white base with a light concealer or a white eyeshadow on your eyelid to make the color look as vibrant as it was in the pan. 

Prioritize Your Eyeshadow:

Pigment loss is an absolute disadvantage, but that's a small price to pay for bold color! The first tip is to gently remove excess powder after dipping the brush into the pan. The other option is to start with the eyeshadow before moving on to the complexion makeup so that if it falls on the cheekbones, it doesn't ruin the cake face. The shape of your eye is essential in the eye shadow game. While some tips work and look crazy in the shape of one eye, they could be wasted on another. For example, if you have squinted eyes (where your upper eyelid is heavy and sits on the part of your eyelid) because you generally have fewer lids to play with, consider blending the shadows up and out to open the eye and make it look bigger.

Think About Your Eye Color:

Finding eyeshadows and colors that match your eye color is a great way to make your eyes sparkle. You should know which brush to use for more intense pigment delivery and less rain and which brush is perfect for blending or detailed looks. You may not need lots of cash to spend because there are tons of drugstore brushes that are amazing! You may find many Eyeshadow Palette Supplier worldwide that have an amazing range of palettes. A little eyeshadow on the outside of the lower lashes goes a long way. If you use it every day, continue to use softer shades, like a subtle brown, and go a shade deeper for a more dramatic look. You can apply with a small, thick brush, then blend with a slightly larger, fluffier brush. Another great tip is to tighten the lower lash line with a beige eyeliner pencil as the white one might be too harsh.