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Home›How To›How to Get Anime Eyes: 14 Steps

How to Get Anime Eyes: 14 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 19, 2023
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Introduction:

Anime eyes are known for their unique and captivating appearance. They come in various shapes, colors, and sizes that express a wide range of emotions. If you’re looking to recreate the look of anime eyes for cosplay or just for fun, here are 14 steps to help you achieve the perfect result.

Step 1: Choose Your Anime Eye Look

Find a reference picture of the anime character whose eyes you want to replicate. This will be your guide throughout the process.

Step 2: Get Good Quality Makeup Supplies

Invest in quality makeup products such as eyeshadows, eyeliners, mascara, and false eyelashes. Good makeup tools like brushes and applicators can also make a big difference in achieving precise results.

Step 3: Prepare Your Eye Area

Clean your eye area with a gentle makeup remover and apply an eye primer to help the makeup stay put throughout the day.

Step 4: Apply Foundation

Choose a foundation that matches your skin tone and apply it evenly to create a smooth base for your eye makeup.

Step 5: Define Your Eyebrows

Shape your eyebrows using an eyebrow pencil or powder to frame your eyes and give them a more prominent look.

Step 6: Apply Eyeshadow Base

Pick a light eyeshadow color and apply it all over your eyelids. This acts as a base for other eyeshadows and helps blend colors seamlessly.

Step 7: Choose Your Eyeshadow Colors

Select eyeshadow colors that match the anime character’s look. Use darker shades in the crease of your eyelid and lighter shades on the center of your lid for added depth.

Step 8: Create an Eyeliner Outline

Using an eyeliner pencil or liquid liner with precision brush, create a bold outline around your eyes. Follow the shape of the reference image closely.

Step 9: Fill in the Eyeliner

Fill in the outline you have created with your eyeliner. Make sure to apply it evenly and avoid any smudging.

Step 10: Add Highlights with White Eyeliner

Apply a white liner or eyeshadow to the inner corners of your eyes and under your eyebrows to create a lifted effect and make your eyes appear bigger.

Step 11: Apply Mascara

Curl your lashes, and apply multiple coats of mascara for a dramatic and voluminous effect.

Step 12: Attach False Lashes

If desired, apply false eyelashes to enhance the anime eye look. Remember to trim them to fit your eye shape.

Step 13: Add Detailing with Colored Eyeliners

Use colored eyeliners to add details like reflections, lines, and any other elements that are present in the character’s eyes.

Step 14: Seal Your Makeup

Finish off by setting your makeup with a makeup setting spray or powder. This will ensure that your anime eye look lasts all day long.

Conclusion:

Achieving anime eyes is a fun and creative process that can transform your overall appearance for cosplay or just for enjoyment. By following these 14 steps, you’ll be able to create beautiful anime-inspired eyes that will undoubtedly turn heads.

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