How to apply eye shadow to single eyelids (video tutorial for beginners on applying eye shadow to single eyelids)

The method of drawing lines plays an increasingly important role in eye makeup, but for girls with single eyelids, how to draw eyeliner is the key to how single eyelid friends can draw beautiful eye shadow. So how do you apply eyeshadow on single eyelids? What are the steps for daily eye makeup for single eyelids?

The method of drawing lines plays an increasingly important role in eye makeup, but for girls with single eyelids, how to draw eyeliner is the key to how single eyelid friends can draw beautiful eye shadow.

Before applying eye shadow, we need to apply a layer of liquid foundation on our face first, because the liquid foundation can create a base for our eyes, which will facilitate every step of applying eye shadow later.

Eye colors come in a variety of colors, and different color combinations can create different feelings. You can choose the color combination according to your preferences. After choosing the color, we can start applying eyeshadow.

First, apply the lighter color among the colors we have chosen to lay a basic foundation for our eyes.

Then we choose a darker color and blend it back and forth near our eyelashes. Remember to blend the edges evenly, so that our eye shadow will look more natural.

Then choose another dark color, and use an eye shadow brush to lightly brush our upper eyelid area, so that these three colors form a gradient on our eyelid area.

Our eyes will appear more three-dimensional, and the whole eye will appear more lively and beautiful.

Next, we use an eye shadow brush to brush up and down the lower eyelid near the end of the eye and form a connection with the upper eyelid. This will make our eyes appear to become bigger.

How to apply eye makeup for single eyelids

1. Use light brown eyebrow powder to draw eyebrows.

2. Use apricot eyeshadow to create a base along the contour of the eye socket.

3. Use light brown eyeshadow to smudge the 1/2 area of ​​the upper eyelid close to the eyelashes.

4. Use dark brown eyeshadow to lightly blend the upper eyelid. Eye shadows of varying shades form a gradient on the upper eyelid, making the eyes more three-dimensional.

5. Yellow-brown eye shadow appears on the upper eyelid and the tail of the eye, with traces of smudges.

6. Fill the 2/3 of the lower eyelid near the outer corner of the eye with brown eyeshadow to make the eyes look bigger.

7. Use a dark brown eyeliner to draw an upper eyeliner at the base of the eyelashes.

8. Use brown-yellow eyeshadow to repeatedly blend the back part of the upper eyelid along the curvature of the eyeliner.

9. Then use a brown eyeliner to draw an inner eye line downward.

10. Apply mascara and start brushing your eyelashes from the root, so that the eyelashes will look longer.

11. Use an eye shadow brush to dip in champagne-colored pearlescent eye shadow and gently sweep it over the area under the eyes to highlight the position of the bags under the eyes.

A nice single eyelid eye makeup will do.