Practical Techniques for Eye Makeup

The most important step of makeup is the eyes. Eye makeup makes your makeup look impressive and puts you one step forward. So what to do to achieve the perfect result in eye makeup. Here are practical techniques for eye makeup that will make you look glamorous…

Golden Wing Eyeliner How To?

Apply the brown eye shadow to your eyelid with a brush. Then, using the same brush again under the eyelashes brown eyeshadow shadow application again. You can get more pigment if you apply with a wet brush. With a shimmering beige headlight, apply shade on the lid and under the eye, starting from the center of movement from the eyelid outwards. Take a stiff angle brush and after wetting your brush, draw a line out of your eye to draw a wing. Complete your work using black gel eyeliner in the final stage of your make-up.

Brigitte Bardot Eye Makeup

With a dull, light brown pencil headlight Apply shade outward and wing-shaped. Again, with the help of another black eyeliner draw a line from the thick wing cover. You don't need to draw a perfect line. With the same eyeliner, connect the whole wing from the inner corner of your eye. In the next step, use a slightly damp eyeshadow to perfect the line. In the last step, a white eyeliner to the inside of the eye to revive and complete your makeup.

Reverse Wing Eyeliner Make Up

With a slightly yellowish headlight, beautifully shade your eyelids over one finger. Apply a dull eye shadow to the level of the wrinkled eyelash line. With a matte black liquid eyeliner, apply eyeliner with both ends extended to the eye where you will wear the eyeliner. Then cross the line with the eyeliner.

 How to Make Dark Purple Eyeliner Makeup?

Framing over and under your eyes with black gel eyeliner. Then combine the purple eyelashes that you will apply from the top cover and bottom cover. Adjust the eyeliner tip to form a V shape. Complete your makeup with two layers of mascara.

How to Make White Eyeliner?

Pull a thick eyeliner line with a black eyeliner. Then draw a white pencil over your eyes and corners. Do the same application straight under your eyes. Apply the mascara to the upper lashes only.