Sentences with phrase «darker eye shadow color»

You will then apply the darker eye shadow color to the eyelids from the lash line to the eye crease making sure to blend so that the transition between both colours looks seamless.

Not exact matches

The Sigma Beauty Fall Softly eye shadow palette is a light eye shadow palette which contains very light and soft colors with a few dark shades which are ideal for the outer v area.

A crease brush is for applying a darker shade into your crease or to layer a wash of color onto your lid over your base eye shadow.

Medium brown eye shadow - You can use any brown eye shadow which is 1 tone darker than your skin color.

Blend a matte taupe shadow (use brown on darker skin) into the crease of your lid: The flat, dark color creates a shadow that will give your eyes the illusion of a lift.

If your eye shows any sign of puffiness above the eye, then this is where you apply the darker shadow - a darker color will make the offending area recede.

Each color formula in each palette can pull double duty: the darkest eye shadow in every palette can also be used as an eyeliner, the blush and luminizer can be used as eye shadows, and the eye shadows can be used as luminizers.

That peach color goes over my dark age spots and the lighter color brightens all the shadowed places on my face, like the inside corners of my eye, the cupid's bow, around the nose, and anywhere else that's feeling particularly sullen.

The Deep Brown is very cool and dark, so I do warm it up a little with a reddish - brown eye shadow as well, depending on the color palette I'm using for the day.

Tip: Prime the eyes with metallic pencil or metallic cream shadow before applying the darker shade to make the color really pop.

During the winter I stick to darker, smokier shadows and paler skin with a rosy blush — and as soon as spring hits I go for more bronzed, warm colors on my eyes, face and lips.

Get creative with your shadows and watch how the colors you wear transform how the brown looks in your eyes and whether they get lighter, darker, or sometimes even greener.