How to apply eyeshadow on swollen eyes

Our eyes are one of the more important organs in our body, but they often have many problems due to some reasons, such as swollen eyes, which will hinder us from applying eye shadow. In fact, eye shadow can be applied in this case, but it requires certain skills. Many people don’t know the correct way to apply eye shadow in this case, so how do you apply eyes with swollen eyes?

How to apply eye shadow on puffy eyes

Eye makeup for puffy eyes may seem difficult to apply, but as long as you choose the right eye makeup method, it can be a good helper to help you solve the problem of clumsy makeup! Because the girl has double eyelids, the difference is not big, but if you have double eyelids or puffy eyes, the difference will still be very obvious!

Eye makeup tutorial for puffy eyes

Step 1: First, we need to find the location of our eye sockets, which is usually the concave area below the brow bone. Choose a blending brush, and you can choose a matte light brown eye shadow, or the light color of the eyebrow powder, and brush it on the eye socket and the bridge of the nose.

Step 2: After creating a natural false eye socket, choose the darkest eyeliner color and brush it on the eye head. The width should be such that you can see 2mm of eyeshadow when you open your eyes. Then use the same small tapered brush to draw a thick upper eyeliner along the base of the eyelashes, leaving a little space at the end of the eye.

Step 3: If you have double eyelids, you can usually still see a little double eyelid in the back half of your eyes, so this time we will focus on the end of the eye when applying eye shadow. Similarly, use the eyeliner color in the eye shadow to draw the end of the eye. The range of the eye shadow should be slightly lower than the false eye socket color drawn before.

Step 4: Then we use a brighter pearlescent reddish brown color, which can increase the brightness of the entire eye makeup and have the effect of enlarging the eyes. Dip your fingertips in eye shadow and apply it just above the eyeball.

Step 5: Then use light pearlescent color to draw the bags under the eyes, and draw the eyeliner color on the lower tail of the eye.

Step 6: Then use a brown eyeliner to draw the upper eyeliner, and a black eyeliner to draw the inner eyeliner. This will make the eye makeup more natural and layered, and not monotonous and boring. Curl your eyelashes and apply mascara.