![]() Sure, you could layer on eyeshadow and eyeliner in the most obvious way, but when you know your eye shape and apply accordingly, your eye shape willl pop like never before. Just like jeans meant for your body type can offer a more flattering look, the same is true when it comes to coordinating your eye makeup with your eye shape. Well, there ya have it, our Top Ten Eyeshadow Shapes! We hope you found some of these shapes useful.While you may think eye makeup application is a bit of a no-brainer, changing your technique based on your eye shape can make a world of difference. Be careful using bright colors with this shape, if you are not looking to draw too much attention to your eyes. This can be heavy on the eye, and very bold. This shape is typically known as a “cut crease”.Īpply dark shadow to the entire lid. If you add a lighter shadow to the lid your eye will appear much larger. We suggest trying it with lighter colors first to see if it’s a good fit for you.Īpply the dark shadow neatly to the crease. ![]() It’s quite a bit bolder and has the tendency to make some look angry or their eyebrows too heavy. ![]() Apply to the outer corner, carrying the dark shadow to just above your inner corner and blend together. This technique can make your eyes appear wider and your lid longer. If you have hooded eyes, be sure to extend the shadows upward a little more so the color shows up with an open eye. It works especially well for those with hooded eyes. The darker shadow is applied to the outer corner and crease, and then blended up towards the brow, where it meets the highlighter and blends together with it.Īgain, this is a great shape that is flattering on all eye types. This shape is notorious for being on the devious side: the upwards angle of the shadow creates a more mysterious look. If your eyelids droop a little (or a lot), this shape will help pull them back up and give them that extra boost they need. Pull your eye upwards with this cat eye shape by applying your darkest shadow to the outer corner in a large winged shape. This shape is also very versatile, as it works well with both neutral or bold, dramatic colors. By adding the darkest shadow to both the inner and outer corners, while still highlighting in the other areas (as shown) this placement neither makes your eyes look smaller or larger. This is a great shape for all, as it compliments most eye shapes. Having the darkest part on the far side of the lid helps your eyes appear farther apart. This is a great placement for those of you with wide set eyes, as it helps reduce the space between your eyes.Īdding dark shades to the outer corner of the lid is flattering to most eye shapes, but particularly for those with close set eyes. INNER CORNER:Īdd a darker shadow to the inside of the lid. Here are a few ideas where to apply the deepest shade.īust out the box and experiment with a new eye shape today! If you’re feeling extra daring, throw on a color you wouldn’t normally wear. By combining different colors, textures, and finishes you can create different eye shapes that will help you switch up your daily routine. There are countless ways for one to use eyeshadows. Placing highlights in these three areas will help accentuate the eye and overall leave them looking bigger and brighter. My favorite sweet spots to highlight are the inner corner of the eye, the center of the eyelid, and along the brow bone. Using lighter shades in areas to help them stand out, and deeper shades to add depth, pushing them back. By highlighting certain areas, you can easily create the illusion of a brighter eye. Makeup is, after all, just a trick of the light. Whether you are new to makeup, or a pro, we hope you find these ten eyeshadow shapes useful! HIGHLIGHTS: This article is especially for those of you who may feel stuck with your everyday makeup look and desire to branch out, but just can’t seem to figure out the best way to do it.
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