How to use eyeshadow powder

Girls who often wear makeup must know which type of eye shadow is more suitable for them. There are many types of eye shadow, such as eye shadow cream, eye shadow powder, and eye shadow pencil. Among them, eye shadow powder is the favorite of many girls. Its dry powdery texture is easy to apply and easy to control. When using, use an eye shadow brush to pick up powder. It is easy to operate and basically there will be no powder absorption phenomenon. When using a brush to pick up powder, you should adopt the principle of small amounts and multiple times to avoid dipping too much eye shadow powder and making a mistake in painting, which would be a bit troublesome.

1. How to use eye shadow powder

Using a clean brush is convenient for applying powder and removing powder at the same time. Therefore, the brush should not be dipped in too much eye shadow powder at one time. If you make a mistake, it may be a bit troublesome. The correct way to apply is: use small amounts and multiple times. Be sure to use the brushes for dotting eye shadow and blending eye shadow separately. This way the transition of eye shadow can be clean and natural while retaining the sense of layering. Wet and dry eye shadow powder can be used wet. You can wet the brush with water or setting spray and then apply the powder on your eyes. The eye shadow will be particularly colorful, rich in color and long-lasting. You can also use the sponge-tipped brush commonly found in boxed eyeshadow to apply powder. Be careful not to get too much water on the wet brush, just wet it slightly. Although hands are good makeup tools, it is not recommended for beginners to apply eye shadow powder with fingers. First, fingers can easily destroy the outline of the eye shadow. Secondly, if beginners do not master the amount well, the eye shadow effect may be particularly heavy.

2. How to use wet and dry eye shadow

When using wet eyeshadow, one must pay attention to the base, which must be dry and smooth to ensure the effect of wet use. Second, pay attention to the strength of the technique, because wet eyeshadow powder is easy to pick up too much and easy to over-apply. In addition, the layering must be paid attention to when using wet eyeshadow, otherwise it will look like a dirty lump hit by rain. First, wet the upper part of the eyeshadow stick with a small amount of water and then lightly touch the eyeshadow powder. Then start from the end of the eye and draw forward at the position closest to the eyeliner. Since wet colors appear heavier and can create a more three-dimensional effect, the technique must be light and follow the contours of the bones to emphasize the depth of the eye sockets and let the colors fade naturally. Also, don't apply two colors wetly to the eyes at the same time, as the overly thick textures will mix together and cause a mess.

3. Tips for makeup artists

1. How to use dual-purpose eye shadow

When dry, apply it onto eyelids with a cotton pad. When the brush is wet, dip it in water first, then apply the eye shadow on the eyelids. If the color is dirty, use a brush to apply it again to clean it.

2. Water regulation is the key

If you use too little water, it will easily get dirty or clump when you apply it. Pay attention to water volume regulation.

3. Use a brush to blend the powder into fine lines

When wet, it is applied very thickly, and fine lines become more obvious. At this time, apply it again with a lip brush or eyeliner brush, then gently press with your fingertips to make it adhere to the skin with your body temperature.