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Home›How To›How to Apply Makeup to Small Eyes

How to Apply Makeup to Small Eyes

By Matthew Lynch
February 28, 2024
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Introduction:

Are you looking to enhance the appearance of your small eyes through makeup? Fear not! Mastering a few makeup techniques can help visually enlarge and define your eyes, resulting in a stunning look. In this article, we’ll delve into the step-by-step process of how to apply makeup that accentuates small eyes. Let’s dive in.

Step 1: Prep Your Eyelids

Prepare your eyelids with a neutral-toned eyeshadow base or primer. This will even out any discoloration and help set the stage for the colors you’ll be applying later. It also ensures that your eyeshadow lasts longer and doesn’t crease throughout the day.

Step 2: Choose The Right Colors

Opt for light, medium, and dark eyeshadow shades that complement your skin tone and eye color. Light shades will make small eyes appear larger, however, using only light colors may make them appear flat. Therefore, combining them with darker shades can create depth and emphasize your eyes.

Step 3: Apply Eyeshadow

Start by applying a light eyeshadow all over your eyelid as the base color. Then, use a medium shade in your crease to create depth. Finally, apply a dark shade along the outer corners of your eyes to contour and enhance their shape. Make sure you blend the edges seamlessly to avoid harsh lines.

Step 4: Highlight The Inner Corners

Apply a shimmery highlighter to the inner corners of your eyes — an excellent technique for creating an illusion of bigger eyes. This will brighten up any darkness or shadows and make your eyes stand out.

Step 5: Eyeliner

Selecting the right eyeliner for small eyes is crucial. Instead of using thick or heavy lines, opt for tight-lining with a thin line on the upper lash line to make your lashes appear fuller. Avoid lining your lower waterline with dark colors, as it may make your eyes appear even smaller. Instead, use a nude or white eyeliner on your lower waterline to create a more open look.

Step 6: Curl Lashes And Apply Mascara

Curling your eyelashes is essential for small eyes, as it helps them look more open and awake. Follow this step with mascara, focusing on the outer lashes for a doe-eyed effect. Using a lengthening and volumizing mascara will further enhance your small eyes, giving them the illusion of being larger.

Step 7: Groom Your Eyebrows

Defined eyebrows frame the face and bring attention to your eyes. Make sure to groom and fill in any sparse areas using an eyebrow pencil or powder that matches your natural hair color. However, don’t go overboard with thickness when doing so.

Conclusion:

By following these simple tips and techniques, you can effectively apply makeup that emphasizes small eyes, making them stand out beautifully. Be sure to practice and experiment to find the techniques that work best for you, and soon enough, you’ll be rocking an eye-catching look tailored specifically for your eye shape.

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