Use eye makeup to draw attention to your eyes and improve the way you look overall. Knowing the fundamentals of eye makeup is crucial, regardless of whether you want a dramatic or natural appearance. This post, How to Apply the Best Eye Makeup, will walk you through the process of applying eye makeup step-by-step and offer valuable pointers and guidance to help you hone your skills.

How to apply the best eye makeup

Washing your face:

Cleaning your face earlier, cleansing your face is an important first step in applying eye makeup. Use a mild facial cleanser to remove any makeup residue, dirt, and excess oil. Be sure to rinse your face thoroughly with water and pat it dry with a soft towel.

Moisturize  skin:

Leaving the area around your eyes hydrated is a crucial step in applying a decent foundation. This keeps the skin moisturized and supple, which facilitates even application and longer wear of makeup. Apply an eye cream made especially for the delicate skin surrounding your eyes, and use your fingertips to gently massage it in.

Putting on primer:

It’s time to put on a primer after washing and moisturizing your face. Using an eye primer extends the wear of makeup and keeps it from settling into creases and fine lines around the eyes. Using a brush or your fingertips, thoroughly apply a small amount of primer to your eyelids.

Start with excellent makeup brushes:

It’s far more difficult to produce a masterpiece without the right instruments, which is why well-known artists don’t finger paint. This also applies to applying makeup. Invest in a few high-quality makeup brushes for consistent, accurate, and sanitary makeup application. Fortunately, excellent ones are available without spending your whole salary.

 Apply a base eyeshadow to the lid:

Using your eyeshadow brush, select your preferred base shade from your eyeshadow palette and sweep it across your eyelid. In order to achieve a more dramatic smokey eye, you can apply this base colour all the way up to your brow bone; alternatively, you can stop at the crease of your eye for a more subdued, daily look. Here’s a tried-and-true tip for the latter scenario: apply the colour in the crease of your eye while it’s open and work your way down to the lash line. In this manner, you can avoid overshooting your crease and having clumsy lines.

Concentrate darker shadow in the crease of the eye:

Since dark hues reflect light, adding precisely the appropriate amount of depth and dimension to the crease of the eye helps your eyes stand out. Using a dark shadow, dip the blending brush into the eye socket and move it in a straight line, following the contour of your eye between the brow bone and the eyelid. Regardless of your eye color, a deep brown eyeshadow is a universally attractive choice. When your eyes are open, the majority of your movable lid is hidden by your upper lid if you have hooded eyes. This implies that if you apply crease shadow along the eye socket, it will not show up when you open your eyes; therefore, you will need to experiment with higher, different positions. Rather, begin with your eyes open and indicate with your brush where you want the dark color to begin so it will be visible. Then, with your eyes closed, blend across, blending out any harsh edges and concentrating pigment in the shape of a “V” on the outermost corner of the eye.

 Apply a super-dark color to the rims of your lash lines:

Properly applied eyeliner can give the illusion of fuller lashes. If eyeliner isn’t your thing, there are other ways to achieve a similarly striking appearance. Press the dark color along the lower lash line and the borders of your upper eyelid, where your lashes start, with a short, flat brush. The bristles may irritate your eye if you enjoy using liner on the innermost rim of your eyes, known as your waterline. then you can use a waterproof eyeliner to trace this line.

Using mascara:

Mascara gives the appearance of longer, fuller lashes. To achieve a more open appearance, begin by using an eyelash curler to curl your lashes. Next, work your way from the roots to the tips of your lashes by applying a layer of mascara. If preferred, repeat this procedure, letting the mascara dry in between layers. Use a mascara with a volumising formula if you want to give your lashes more volume. Your lashes will appear fuller with this product.You can also use brown mascara in place of black mascara if you prefer a more natural look. Your eyes will appear softer as a result. For a more defined appearance, you can also delicately touch up your lower lashes with a little mascara.

Eye makeup name list

• Eyeliner
• Concealer
• Crease Brush

• Highlighter

Now that you know how to apply eye makeup flawlessly, all you need is a beauty mirror for maximum accuracy and experience. The greatest makeup mirrors have LED lights that last a long time to help you perfect every aspect of your appearance. Finish applying your makeup.