Beautiful Eyes Makes Right Impact

A popular saying says ‘Beauty Lies In The Eyes Of Beholder‘
but I believe ‘Beauty Reflects The Best From Beautiful Eyes Of Beauty Holder‘.

Play up your eyes and you’ll ensure everyone else’s will be
on you. Beautiful eyes will fetch you every glance and surely make an impact on
others around.

So here are few steps, tips and tricks for your beautiful eyes to leave a powerful impact.

Prep Step :

To keep makeup on longer, prep the lids with a concealer or
primer before applying shadow.

Disguise tired-looking eyes with a liquid light-reflecting
concealer that brightens and lifts the under-eye area.

Step 1:

With a brown eyeliner pencil (more natural-looking than
black), draw a line as close as possible to your upper lashes. Then apply a
matte, earth-toned brown shadow along the crease of your eyelid. Brush a paler
matte brown shadow on your lid.

Step  2:

Curl your eyelashes and apply mascara.

Mascara Trick:
When applying mascara, wiggle the wand back and forth at the
lash base. It’s the mascara near the roots―not the tips―that gives the illusion
of length.

Black mascara is
flattering. It defines your eyes and makes you appear more wide awake.

Step 3:

To make your eyes seem larger, draw a thin line along your
inner lower eyelid with a brightening pencil. And Make your eyes pop by
sweeping on a dark shadow where the brow bone meets the crease.

A white pencil works with pale skin; for darker complexions
choose a golden-beige pencil.

Step 4:

Dot a tiny bit of cream blush just under your browbone.
Blend with your pinkie down toward the crease of your eyelid.

Trick : Adding a hint of blush to your lids complements the blush on
your cheekbones, warming up your whole face

Step 5:

Apply shadow to give your eyes that beautiful yet powerful
impact.

Shadow Tips:

Matte eye powder has a classic texture that works well on
any skin type, so it’s especially good for beginners.

For a simple look, run a slanted brush (or a Q-tip) over
shadow, then apply in a fine line along the upper lash line.

When using only one eye shadow, layer it more heavily around
the lash line, then softly blend it so that it fades naturally at the crease.

A striking lavender or deep purple shadow can really
highlight the eyes.

A dark shadow applied to the creases and outer corners of
the eyes will make them seem rounder and more open.

The  popular smoky eye starts with eyeliner,
applied in heavy strokes, then blended.

Create a chic look with a shimmery taupe cream shadow and
two coats of mascara.

So Beautiful Divas,