Deep set: Goal is to bring eyelid forward using
lighter colors and recede brown bone threw shading with matte neutral-tone
(brown or taupe). Avoid extending eye shadow too far out of crease as it can
make eyes appear down turned.
Example:
Wide set: Goal is to bring eyes closer together.
Using med neutral matte tone, inner crease. Refrain from wing liner, as it will
draw eyes further apart. Instead, line eyes around entire eye. Can also fill in
brows to be closer together if too far apart.
Example:
Mature/Aging Eyes: Goal is to make eyes appear more open and
lifted, use all matte tones, neutral. When applying shadow in the crease makes
sure eyes are open and not lifted with a finger to ensure that the crease isn’t
too high or low.
Protruding: Goal is to flatten eye and push back
wing, darker smokey eye affect, lining around entire eye. Use thick liner.
Example:
Close set eyes: Goal is to pull eyes further apart by
extending eye shadows beyond corner of eye lighter on inner corner of eyes.
Example:
Descending eyes: Goal is to life the eyes by placing eye
shadow to grade slowly upwards over brow bone or fold of skin, in order to give
the appearance of “pushing back“ the heaviness and getting rid of the droopy eye look.
Hooded Eyes: Goal is to draw the focus upward. Shimmer on brow bone to help highlight. Create a crease with a darker color. Be sure to tightline to create the appearance of more open eyes.
Example:
Monolid: Goal is to create crease contour with
3-tier effect, concentrating matte neutral color in crease of eyeball. Second
look: Smokey eye; style where placement of the contour is ignored completely
and shadow is shaded from darkest at the lash line and faded up under brow. A monolid doesn't have much of a crease so its important to try to create one.
Example:
I'd love to hear any comments or suggestions! Thanks for stopping by!!!
I think I have hooded eyes. They are so tricky. Love this post.
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