How to Apply Eyeshadow?

Do you know the eye shape you are working with?

Do you have brushes?

Do you have an eye shadow primer?

Do you use dark eyeshadows?

Do you have brown eyes?

Before you start applying makeup, you will need to figure out what eye shape you are dealing with. Round, almond, monolid, hooded, narrow, protruding, downturn, upturn, and deep set eyes are among the various eye shapes. You can proceed to the next level once you have checked that you are dealing with the correct form.

You will have to invest in some excellent brushes. There are a lot of brushes on the market right now that are very good quality and inexpensive, such as Morphe Brushes, E.L.F, or Real Techniques. You will not need a lot of brushes to apply eye makeup,

You should use it because an eye shadow primer is used to prep the eyes for eye shadow.

You should always go from the lightest shade to the darkest in the crease. You can even skip the medium and apply a dark eyeshadow to the outer “V”. The darker eyeshadow, the smaller the brush should be because smaller brushes will give you more control and this is exactly what you need when working with a darker shade.

First, you should apply an eyeshadow primer. You should use shades of purple, from eggplant to lavender. They work on brown eyes because it brings out the truest brown color in your irises.

First, you should add an eyeshadow primer then you should always go from the lightest shade to the darkest in the crease.