How to apply eyeshadow to double eyelids

Putting on makeup is a must for people who love beauty before going out, because makeup skills will seriously affect their image and temperament. However, many friends with double eyelids do not know how to apply eye shadow beautifully. In fact, it is very simple. Just follow the basic method of applying eyeliner. Beginners can practice more. After that, they must learn how to match the main color and the matching color before they can truly learn how to apply eye shadow.

1. Tips for beginners

If you are a beginner, you can use eyeliner pencil or eyeliner. When using eyeliner, make sure the tip of the pen is round, otherwise it will poke your eyelid and hurt. Start drawing from the middle of the eyelid, and then draw along the root of the eyelashes little by little to the end of the eye to fill in the gaps between the eyelashes. Then gently push the eye head towards the bridge of the nose, and use an eyeliner to draw from the eye head towards the center little by little.

If you have big eyes and want to look more beautiful, you can use more dark purple colors. Usually when applying eye shadow, use dark eye shadow near the upper eyeliner, and decrease the depth of the eye shadow color from bottom to top until the lightest eye shadow is suitable near the eyebrows, such as white, pink, light blue, etc. The length of the eye shadow should be slightly longer than the length of the eyeliner.

2. Learn to match colors

In short, applying eye shadow is a highly applied color science, and the appropriate eye shadow color must be matched according to one's age, identity, clothing and occasion.

Main color: Draw above and below the double eye line, not exceeding 1/2 of the eyelid. Secondary color: Draw it in the front 1/3 under the eyebrow or at the end of the eye, starting from the 1/2 of the eye.

Soft color: lighter than the secondary color, painted on the brow bone, with 1/2 or 1/3 of the eyebrow as the standard.

Group A main color: dark grape purple secondary color: light pink purple soft color: pink white.

Group B Main color: dark green Secondary color: light orange Soft color: creamy yellow.

Group C Main color: dark brown Secondary color: golden yellow Soft color: light yellow or milky white.

Group D Main color: dark blue-purple Secondary color: light blue Soft color: light pink

Group E Main color: dark cocoa Secondary color: light soft cocoa Soft color: pinkish white.

Group F primary color: coral red secondary color: misty orange soft color: pink white.

Basic method of double eyelid eyeshadow: eye base makeup

Use a pearlescent foundation to brighten the eye sockets, making it easier to apply eyeshadow and making the colors more vivid.

Basic eyeshadow techniques for double eyelids: Basic eyeshadow

Apply light-colored eyeshadow on the upper eyelid to cover the entire eye socket.