Will eye makeup come off? What are the different ways to apply eye makeup?

Usually most girls wear makeup, because makeup can help us improve our appearance, and eye makeup is also very important. Many people worry about eye makeup coming off, so let's find out if eye makeup will come off? What are the different ways to apply eye makeup?

Yes. There are many reasons why eyeshadow may come off. It may be due to the wrong makeup technique or poor foundation. Wrong makeup steps can also cause makeup to come off. First of all, you must know that the first step of eye makeup is to apply eyeshadow first, so that the eyeliner will not be blurred. If you apply eyeliner first and then eyeshadow, your eyeliner will be covered by the color of the eyeshadow, and then the eyeliner you draw will lose its original function. The eyeliner of double eyelids is easily rubbed off at the inner fold position. In addition, the eye fold is actually very easy to cause oil to come off, so you can use dark eyeshadow instead of thick eyeliner.

1. Flat application method: Apply the single-color eyeshadow evenly on the eyelids. This is a relatively simple eyeshadow application method. If you want to quickly apply eye makeup in your daily life, you can directly use your fingertips to apply the single-color eyeshadow and gently apply it on the eyelids, but do not apply it too much beyond the double eyelid fold.

2. Gradient method: The eyeshadow painted by gradient method has a more layered feel, richer colors, and more obvious transitions. Gradient eyeshadow painting is very suitable for girls with puffy eyes. As we said above, makeup is to highlight strengths and avoid weaknesses, and this method can eliminate the puffiness of the eyes.

3. Segment method: The eyeshadow painted by segment method is richer than that by gradient method. The segment method is to apply the eyeshadow in segments, which can be divided into two-segment method and three-segment method. The two-segment method is to apply the eyeshadow at the end of the eye darker and the front lighter. The three-segment method is divided into front, middle and back segments.

4. Small hook: To draw a small hook, choose a darker eyeshadow, and then follow the crease of the double eyelids, smudge from the end of the eye to the beginning of the eye, and gradually spread it out. The color should be from dark to light, and use it as the base color, that is, the color of the end of the eye should be darker. Then choose a color that matches the base color and apply it to the end of the eye, like a tick.

5. Smoky eyeshadow: Smoky eyeshadow is commonly used in fashion shows and photo shoots. In the past, smoky eyeshadow was mainly heavy and not very common, but now it is more popular to use light smoky eyeshadow. The smoky eyeshadow is achieved by enlarging the area and layers of eyeshadow and matching it with thick eyeliner.

Eye shadow is usually harmless to the eyes. Eye shadow is mainly applied to the eyelids, not directly to the eyes, so eye shadow generally does not cause eye damage. In addition, eye shadow is manufactured in accordance with relevant standards during the production process, so it has a certain degree of safety protection. When you use eye shadow, you just need to be careful not to get it too serious. When removing makeup, professional makeup removers should be used as much as possible to minimize eye irritation. Cosmetics may cause damage to the cornea, conjunctiva, and eyelid margin. In addition to the direct stimulation of eye makeup items falling into the eyes, there are also some allergic and toxic reactions, and there is also the possibility of infection. Of course, periocular allergies are also quite common, which can occur immediately or may be delayed. At present, it is considered that eye makeup will mainly damage the lipid layer in the tear film, thereby promoting the occurrence of dry eyes. It may also cause nasolacrimal duct obstruction and pigmentation around the eyes.

Maybe. When eye shadow falls into the eyes, it may cause discomfort such as stinging, itching, redness and swelling. Once contaminated dust and dye fall into the eyes, it is very easy to cause conjunctivitis, conjunctival staining, corneal burns, corneal fungal disease and other "cosmetic eye diseases". Because when eye shadow is manufactured and produced, in order to achieve a better makeup effect and prolong the shelf life, etc., some chemicals are usually added, and these chemicals are irritating to a certain extent, so if it falls into the eyes, it may cause some eye diseases.