Sentences with phrase «outer crease of the eye»

Start by creating a deeper crease using the black eye shadow in the palette (shown above), darkening the outer crease of the eye and the lower lash line.

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Taking your pencil brush again, apply a small line from the outer corner of your eye dragging it up towards the outer corner of your crease.

Taking a pencil brush, apply a matte black eye shadow to the outer third of your cut crease (directly above the line you just drew.)

You should also use Fudge to smoke out the outer corner of the eye and into the crease.

I then use the mid shade colour, and put a wash of colour through the crease of my eye, but only on the outer third.

«Use the brush in small, circular motions while adding the product from the outer corner of the eye moving inwards in the crease.»

«I typically apply the crease color starting from the outer corner of the eye, and into the crease, three quarter ways in, using a ponytail shadow brush,» says Scibelli.

Then, I take the Taupe color and with a fluffy crease brush, lightly brush the Taupe color into the outer corner of my eye and blend it across my crease.

So swirl your tapered blending brush (don't pick up any extra shadow) over the dark - brown eyeshadow you just applied, blending it up into the crease of your eye and across your lash line to really define that outer V. Keep blending in concentric circles until all harsh lines are invisible.

Using a blending brush, like a Make Up For Ever 216 or an E.l.f. Crease Brush, pick up a darker brown shadow (only a few shades deeper than the last shadow) and smudge it lightly it into the outer corner of your eye near the lash line, then blend it beneath the eye, sweeping it along the first third of your lashes.

So swirl your tapered blending brush over a warm, soft - brown shadow (only a few shades darker than your natural skin tone) and blend it into the outer V of your eye, sweeping it from your lash line to the middle of your crease.

Get gigi's iconic makeup look with this limited edition eye contour palette - available in warmer and cooler color tones Gigi hadid eye contour palette creates a natural eye contour look in four easy steps A must - have beauty essential that creates a natural contour that defines, deepens, and widens eyes Apply a neutral base all over the eyelid, define the eye crease with a medium tone shade Contour: Add depth to the outer eye corner and lash line Highlight: Illuminate the brow bone and inner eye corner to create the look of wider eyes

I applied shade no.1 - dark brown (Too Faced Chocolate Bar) in the outer corner of the eye and a little bit in the crease.

Add a sweep of mid to deep toned shadow in the crease of the eye blending it out to the outer edge and a dot of highlighter in the center of the lid.This will brighten the eyes.

Sweep XTREME BLACK with the blending brush though the crease of the lid, outer corner and near the lower lash line, blending it out to accentuate the eye shape.

I'm wearing Tootsi Lip Pencil and Tootsi Lippie Stix on my lips, Rain on my cheeks, Cowboy on my lid, Daddy in my crease (I added a different shadow in my outer crease to darken it a bit), Hello on the inner corner of my eye, Snap Dragon on my lower lash line, and a different shadow on my brow bone.

I used the black shadow in my crease and really smoked it out on the outer v corner of my eyes.

Sweep DARK with the blending brush though the crease of the eyelid, outer corner and near the lower lash line, blending it out to accentuate the eye shape.

Sweep DEEP SHADE with a blending brush through the crease of the eyelid, outer corner, and near the lower lash line, blending out to accentuate eye shape.

Although it's labelled as a crease shade I really love using this on my entire eyelid or the outer corners of my eyes.

In your crease and below the lash line at the outer corners of your eyes, use your fluffy crease brush to apply Gold Espresso (a golden brown) for added depth and dimension on this subtly metallic nude eye makeup look.

Pat Butterfly shade onto the outer corners of your eyes close to your crease with Cruelty Free Eye Shadow Brush # 2 and blend out edges.

This makeup brush is also perfect for applying a pop of colorful eye shadow to the corners of your eyes, or to add more drama to the outer edges of your crease.

The trick is to create a small V on the outer corner of your eye, going slightly into the crease.

This makeup brush is also perfect for applying a pop of colorful eyeshadow to the corners of your eyes, or to add more drama to the outer edges of your crease.

Blend the darkest shade into the outer corner of your eye and into your crease, making sure to stay darkest on the outer edge, gradually easing the softening the colour as you blend towards the inner eye — think «cat» as you shape your sultry eyes, brushing the colour into a point angling towards the end of your eyebrow.

Apply the same product with a crease brush into the outer socket line of your eye with a buffing motion.

With the same brush pat Blue Hour PurePressed Eye Shadow into your crease and outer corner of your eye lid.

To create this eye look I used Eden in the crease, Saffron in the outer corner, Oud on top of Saffron, Blood Moon on the lid, Retrograde on the inner lid, Celestial on the lower lid and Desert Sand on the browbone.

I was wearing Mac Taupe over the lid with ColourPop in a pickle in a crease and darkened outer corners of my eyes.