One of the best parts of having brown eyes is that instead of a few complimentary colors, or even just one for same shades, almost every color compliments brown. That means that no matter what your personal style, you can find make-up tricks to compliment both your beautiful brown eye color and unique personality. Some of the best eye make-up tricks are:
The tricks don’t end just there. For Brown eyes, you can achieve dramatic eyes by coloring only the inner corners of your eyes. Use an eye pencil to define the shape of your eyes and to help you apply eye make-up. There are two tricks for enhancing your eyes: apply a concealer that is lighter in color than your skin tone to the area below the brow. And finish by curling your lashes. Curling your lashes in a way that makes them look thicker will help your eyes look even bigger.
The first thing you’ll do is, to help make your eyes look bigger, apply eyeliner below your lash line. To make eyes look bigger, use a pencil to draw an eyeline from the inner corner of the eye to the center of the eyebrow. Then, apply eyeliner along the lower and upper lashes. Finally, apply mascara to the top of your eyelashes. Curling your eyelashes will help them look bigger.
The second thing you’ll do is, to help make your eyes look bigger, use an eye pencil or liquid liner to outline the top and bottom of the eyelids. Use a flat, lean brush to sketch tiny dots of color between your natural lashes. Use a concealer or foundation slightly darker than your skin tone to cover any light lines.
The third thing you’ll do is, to help make your eyes look bigger, apply a light base color to your entire eyelid. Then, apply a darker color to the insides of your eyelid. Use a flat, lean brush to dust the light base on your eyelids. Then, apply a darker color to the outside of your eyelid. Brush your entire eyelid with a black eyeliner or eye pencil. Use a concealer or foundation slightly darker than your skin tone to cover any light lines.
The next thing you’ll do is, to help make your eyes look bigger, apply a light base color to your entire eye area. Then, apply a darker and darker shade to the inside corner of each eye. Use a flat, lean brush to dust the colors in the inside corners of your eyes. Finally, apply a highlighting color to the outside corners of your eyes, along the crease line. Use a concealer or foundation slightly darker than your skin tone to cover any light lines.
Finish with a smudge of black or brown eyeliner or kohl along the edge of each eye. Using a concealer or foundation heavier than your skin tone, dab the liner or kohl on the smudge. Use a cotton swab to blend the liner or kohl.
If you do not have eyeliner or kohl, you can use eyeliner pencil or liquid concealer as a substitute. Apply the liner or kohl where the eyeliner pencil would normally go. Use a flat, lean brush to apply the liner or kohl. Wipe the liner or kohl off on a towel with a tissue. You should be able to see the effect of the liner or kohl after you have done the kohl application. Make sure to smudge the line where the two colors meet.
Before you apply any base, you need to prep your eyes with an eye primer or khol. smear it before you apply your eye shadow. Then, you need to apply eye shadow that is a shade lighter than the next lightest color. Repeat the process until you have three shades of eye shadow.
Then, you apply eye makeup that can be easily blended with a blending brush. Use a violet-colored eye shadow to highlight the brow bone and brow bone. Use black eyeliner or kohl on the lower lid. Finish off with a light shadow to the crease of the eye and highlight the eyebrow.
If you do not have eyeliner or kohl, use liquid concealer or a cream-based eye primer. The concealer should be just slightly darker than your skin tone. Use it with a light hand and blend it between your fingers. Apply it with a patting motion, not a rubbing motion.
Ugh…so much combine and just go overboard. Hairstyle?
