How to apply eye shadow correctly for beginners

Many people are troubled by applying eye shadow. There are many types of eye shadow colors. How to apply eye shadow naturally and beautifully? The matching of eye shadow colors is very important. The matching of the depth and level of eye shadow colors is very important.

1. You need to choose a color that is similar to your eye color but brighter to brighten the eye socket. If you feel that the base color in the eyeshadow box cannot meet your needs, you can buy a base color that suits you. The base color will be used up quickly anyway, and it is convenient to buy a single one and then fill it up later.

2 Apply the main color to the half or two-thirds of the eyelid (this varies from person to person, as everyone's eyelid thickness, single or double, etc. are different. You have to try it yourself to know how much to apply). Note that it gradually fades from bottom to top and should blend seamlessly with the skin.

3. Use dark tones in the area 2-3 mm above the root of the eyelashes. Don't apply too much. Also, apply from bottom to top from dark to light, where it meets the previous eyeshadow. Lengthen the end of the eye moderately, and also apply some to the end of the lower eyelid, until it reaches the middle of the eye. Pay attention to filling the blank space at the corner of the eye. Don't leave any blank space, it will look weird.

4 If you have time, you can also add some highlights. It doesn’t matter if you don’t want to. This is OK~

Step 1: Use your ring finger to apply eye shadow. The ring finger is rarely used, so its skin is the softest and most delicate, so it is ideal for applying eye shadow; apply eye shadow in a circular motion.

Step 2: Apply back and forth and color. Gently lift up 1/3 of the end of the eye, then use your finger dipped in eye shadow to apply it close to the root of the eyelashes, from the inner corner to the outer corner, and then from the outer corner to the inner corner, back and forth twice.

Step 3: Blend the eyeshadow into the eye socket. Then apply the eyeshadow to the entire upper eyelid along the contour of the eyeball. If you want to enhance the three-dimensional effect of the eye, you can add some darker eyeshadow to the eyelid outside the eyeball.

Step 4: Highlight and focus on the key points. When applying the second coat of eyeshadow, you can focus on the parts you want to highlight; you can also change the color to create a rich expression of eye makeup.

Step 5: Create a perfect sense of layering. Use the middle finger that has not been dipped in eye shadow to fully blend the first and second layers of eye shadow on the upper eyelid to create a natural transition and give the eye makeup a perfect sense of layering.

Step 6: Correct the overly thick eye shadow. If the eye shadow is too thick, you can use a clean finger to dip a little lotion and apply it to the part where the eye shadow is too thick. It can not only play an emergency correction role, but also create a natural layering effect.

Eye shadow may clump when applied because it has been stored for too long. Eyes are a sensitive area. When choosing eye shadow, it is best to buy it at a specialty store and try to avoid buying it at street stalls or small shops. Generally, eye shadow has a shelf life. Once it is too long, it will clump. It is best not to continue using eye shadow that has already clumped. After all, eyes are a sensitive area. If you use expired eye shadow, it will hurt your eyes. However, when applying eye shadow, the most troublesome thing for everyone is makeup removal. In fact, any brand of eye shadow will remove makeup. If you wear makeup for a long time, it will also damage the eye skin. So don't worry about makeup removal. You can carry an eye shadow pen with you, so that you can easily touch up your makeup. Eye shadows are like lipsticks, with low quality and high quality. Better eye shadows are easier to apply and smudge, but they can't avoid makeup removal and caking after all. Eye shadow contains talcum powder, beeswax, silicone oil, pigments, and pearlescent eye shadow. If it is pearlescent eye shadow, it also contains pearlescent agent. If you have sensitive skin, try to use eye shadow as little as possible. If you use it for a long time, it will hurt your skin more. There are many chemical ingredients in eye shadow. After we use eye shadow, remember to use makeup remover to remove it. If you only use water to wash it, it will not achieve a deep cleansing level.

Eye shadow clumps together because it has been used for a long time and lacks moisture. A very simple solution is to add two drops of lotion or moisturizer and then continue to use it. However, if the clumps have been used for a long time, or the eye shadow has expired, don't think about continuing to use it. Eye shadow applied near the eyes can easily get into the eyes. Expired eye shadow entering the eyes can easily cause eye inflammation or cause rashes on the facial skin.