Eye Shapes Makeup Tips

Eye Makeup for close-set eyes
If the space between the inner corners of your eyes is shorter than the width of one eye, you have close-set eyes.
So your aim is to make your eyes look further apart. To create the illusion of width, you should emphasize the outer corners.
Makeup for close-set eyes:
1. Apply light eyeshadow from the inner corner of your eye to the middle of your eyelid (from lashes to browbone) to widen the space between the eyes. Keep small highlight color in the inner corner of the eye.
2. Extend the darker eyeshadow to the outer corner of your eye from lashline to browbone.
3. Use the most intense color of eyeshadow in the outer corner.
4. Use eyeliner to draw a very thin line along the upper eyelashes. To bring the attention to the outer edge of the eye thus making your eyes appear further apart, apply eyeliner so that it becomes thicker near the outer corner of your eyes (both top and bottom). You should draw the line as close to the lashes as possible.
5. Use mascara in the outer corners of the eyes.
6. Widen the space between the brows by plucking. Extend the brows with a brow pencil line at the ends.
Eye Makeup for wide-set eyes
If the space between the inside corners of eyes is wider than the width of one eye, you have wide-set eyes.
So your aim is to reduce the space between the eyes to make your eyes look close together. To bring eyes closer together, you should emphasize the inner corners by using darker colors in the inner corners.
1. Reduce the space between the eyes by applying dark eyeshadow in the inner corner.
2. Apply the lighter eyeshadow to the outer two-thirds of the lid from lashline to browbone.
3. Use eyeliner to draw a very thin line from inner to outer corners on both upper and lower lids.
4. Pencil eyebrows a little closer to the nose. Don't extend eyebrows out at the ends
Makeup for prominent eyes
Prominent eyes which set far forward in the face tend to dominate the facial features.
With special makeup prominent eyes can be made less obvious:
1. Apply dark eyeshadow over the entire lid and extend eyeshadow into entire eye crease
2. Use a highlighter under the brow to lighten and lift.
3. Use the eyeliner to minimize the lid
4. Apply plenty of mascara to emphasize top lashes.
Makeup for hooded eyes
If you can't see your eyelid, you have hooded eyes.
To enhance hooded eyes:
1. Apply lighter shadow in the inner corner of the eye and on the brow bone .
2. Apply medium or dark shadow on the crease and hooded area.
3. Line upper lid to open the eye.
4. Apply black mascara to upper lashes.
Makeup for deep-set eyes
You have deep-set eyes if you can see some of your eye lid in the outer corners of your eyes, but this section of eye lid narrows as it gets closer to the inside corners of your eyes.
If you have deep set eyes:
1. Apply light or medium eyeshadow from the inner corner of your eye to the outer to bring deep set eyes forward
2. Apply dark color on the eye crease
3. Use eyeliner on upper lids
4. Use mascara on top lashes only.
5. Raise the brows slightly by penciling in a little above the born
Makeup for round eyes
To elongate round eyes and make them appear more almond-shaped:
1. Apply medium eyeshadow on the eyelid up to the crease.
2. Extend the shade to the outer eye corner and continue down along the lower lid.
2. Use darker liner to line top and bottom lid. Extend eyeliner out and up beyond the eyelid at the outer corner.
3. Apply mascara for top lashes only, more on outer half.
Makeup for Asian eyes
If you have Asian eyes:
1. Apply light eyeshadows on your eyelids. Use lighter shadow in the inner half and darker one in the outer half
2. To enchance the eyelid surface, apply a light shade under the brow area then divide the eye in half vertically
3. Use a pencil to make a thick smoky line along upper eyelashes and a thinner line under the lower eyelashes.
4. Cover your eyelashes with mascara.