Surely you have a drawer full of shadows in your dressing table but you always end up using the same colors. This can happen because you do not know how to use them and get the most out of each one of them. Don't forget to use an eye primer if you want a long-lasting result.
To get the most out of your look, apply the rule of three. Always use a trio of colors from the same range so that they combine with each other. If you are looking for a daring make-up, combine it with your clothes and follow this rule so as not to make a mistake. The main color shadow will be the protagonist of the look, a darker shadow to shape the eyelid and finally a lighter one to illuminate the key points to give prominence to your look.
The combination of colors to create a smoky effect is a good option to enlarge the look. You must blend the darker shade horizontally and upwards in line with the end of your eyebrows. To create the effect, combine the darker color with a lighter shade to illuminate the tear duct and extend it until it blends with the darker layer. Another option is to paint the upper line of the eyelid crease with terracotta tones and the rest with neutral colors to give the eye more depth.
Eye color is a very identifying feature of each woman and you can play with eye shadows to highlight it. For blue eyes, orange and brown colors will warm the look while enhancing the pigment of the iris. Brown eyes allow a wide variety of combinations, but the most flattering are those with a deep blue and pink color. For green eyes, violet and neutral tones to illuminate the look.
If the shape of your eyes is falling on the outside, you can raise it with a simple trick: the cat's eye. Apply a dark shadow from the center of the mobile eyelid and create an effect torn upwards. Then fill in the rest of the eyelid with light shadows, blending the transitions well to create a more natural effect. For a night look you can fill the entire eyelid with the dark shadow and blend it in the same way. Adding an eyeliner will enhance the effect and make it more resistant over the hours.
Use brown or beige and gold tones to create light effects in your eyes. Also, if you use them in other areas of the face such as the nose or cheekbones, you can mark your features and enhance your natural features. The blue and silver tones give depth to the look. Avoid using strong lipsticks and blush your cheeks to focus attention on your eyes.
SOS! You have run out of eye concealer and you don't have time to buy a new one. Don't rush, you can use an orange shade shadow to neutralize the violet tone that can appear in the area of the dark circles. Apply it after the makeup base to fix it well to the skin for longer.
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