There are tons of different ways to apply eyeliner, but the easiest method I've found is with an angle brush and black eye shadow. I use this method in almost all my everyday makeup looks. You'll want to use the most pigmented black shadow you have (I really like Blackout form the Naked 2 pallet).
Start at the outer corner of your eye and work inward. I like to keep the it as close to the lash line as possible, but I thicken the line on the outer edge. On the bottom lash line, I start on the outer corner and work inward about 3/4 of the way, keeping the liner fairly light and right in my lash line.
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Sunday, December 14, 2014
Saturday, December 13, 2014
My Go To Eye Makeup
I've been loving this look lately, and it is great if you need to get out the door, but still want to look like you spent time perfecting your eyes.
Most of the shadow I use are from the Urban Decay Naked 2 pallet. To start out this look, you'll need a light brown matte eye shadow. I'm using Tease. Use a fluffy blending brush to apply this to your crease from inner corner to outer corner, focusing more on the outer corner. Next you'll need to take a dark brown matte shadow and apply it in a v-shape on the outer corner of your eye using a dense shadow brush. Now grab your blending brush again and buff it out, so you have no harsh lines. Over the dark brown you'll want to use a pencil brush to apply deep shimmery brown (like Snakebite), adding dimension to the look.
Next you'll want to use your finger to dab a cream colored shimmery shadow (Bootycall) from the center of your lid into the inner corner of your eye. Grab you fluffy brush once more with no additional product and run it back and forth across your crease.Then all you have to do is line your eyes, curl your lashes, and apply a few coats of mascara to your top and bottom lashes, and your ready to roll!
Next you'll want to use your finger to dab a cream colored shimmery shadow (Bootycall) from the center of your lid into the inner corner of your eye. Grab you fluffy brush once more with no additional product and run it back and forth across your crease.Then all you have to do is line your eyes, curl your lashes, and apply a few coats of mascara to your top and bottom lashes, and your ready to roll!
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