Eyes are the most effective weapon of flirting and attraction, but each eye shape requires an individual makeup technique. Make your eyes just a bit brighter, and all men you meet will remember you for a long time!
Almond-shaped eyes
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How do you know if you have almond-shaped eyes? The inner and outer corners of your eyes are at the same level, and the distance between the inner corners is equal to one eye’s length.
To attract attention to your beautiful eye shape, start drawing a thin line on your upper eyelid from the inner corner. Extend the line at the outer corner, but don’t draw beyond it. This technique makes the eyes look wider and more expressive.
Hooded eyes
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In this case, the excess skin hanging over the upper eyelids makes the eyes look smaller. Therefore, you need to add as much volume to your lashes as possible.
Wide arrows covering the whole upper lash lines are ideal for this eye shape. Another trick — use the darkest eyeliner you can find.
Wide-set eyes
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If the distance between your eyes is more than one eye’s width, you have wide-set eyes.
To make your eyes look a little closer together, draw an arrow all the way from the inner corner to the outer corner. Then draw a line on the lower eyelid starting from the middle of the eye, but don’t draw beyond its outer corner. Also, when you put mascara on your lashes, brush them toward the bridge of your nose.
Large eyes
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Large (round) eyes are quite expressive, so all you need to do is just make them look a bit more elongated.
Applying eyeliner on your upper eyelid, draw an arrow about a centimeter beyond the outer corner. By the way, "smoky eyes" is an ideal makeup technique for this eye shape.
Elongated eyes
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Elongated eyes are considered to be incredibly sexy, but you need to apply eyeliner very carefully to avoid making them look narrow. To make them look bigger and brighter, draw an arrow a little away from the lash line and shade it gently.
Outline the thin strip of skin between the eye and lashes with a white pencil. Then use a black pencil to emphasize the upper eyelid, thickening the central part of the arrow.
Close-set eyes
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If the distance between your eyes is less than one eye’s width, you have close-set eyes. In this case, the main purpose is to make your eyes look more open.
You should make a gradation from light to dark shades on the outer corners of the eyes. Step back a little from the inner corner, and start drawing an arrow. The end of the arrow should be outside the outer corner and slightly raised.[Brightside]