Wearing eyeshadow is something that can bring out the color of your eyes and make the clothes you are wearing look better. There are some right ways and some wrong ways to apply your eye makeup, and taking the time to get a few tips will help you to come out with the right look. Some women have always paid someone to do their makeup for them and are unsure of how to go about selecting the right colors, applying it the right way, and all of the other things that go into making your eyelids look pretty. Here are a few tips that will help you to apply your eye makeup the right way.
One of the most important things to do when you are choosing your eyeshadow is choose a color that matches with your eyes and the clothing you are wearing. Having the right color will affect the way you eyes look but you also want to make sure that the color you choose matches with the clothing you have on. If you choose a color that clashes with your clothing then you will not be able to get an all around great look like you would if you choose a color that matches both your clothing and eye color.
Once you have found the color of eyeshadow that you would like to use, it is important to know how to put it on. The thing that you want to do is find a base color that is just a couple of shades lighter than your skin. You will want to apply this color to your entire eyelid. Once you have applied the base color, you will want to choose a highlight color that you can use on the bottom part of your eyelid all the way up to the crease. After you have covered the bottom half you will want to apply a darker color to the top half of your eyelid all the way up to the top of the lid. You will then want to blend this color with the highlight color you are using for a great look.
These tips will help you to apply your eyeshadow and get the look that you want to have. If you make sure that you choose a color that will compliment your eye color and your clothing and you apply it the right way, you will be able to create a stunning look that you will love.
