What Is Your Eye Shape & Makeup According To Eye Shape

In the Makeup World, the eyes can be enhanced by using a make-up application that compliments the particular Eye-Shape. Just as knowing how to dress for your shape can guide your fashion choices, If you already know how to work with Eye Makeup According To Your Eye-Shape, then excellent for you! Its just simple to determine your eye shape as long as you have a mirror and a few spare minutes. Our Eye makeup application guide will helps you to decipher which eye shape you have, and how you can maximize the impact of your eyes using eye shadow. There are basically six or eight eye shapes to work with- What Is Your Eye Shape? Makeup According To Your Eye-Shape:

Deep Set Eyes

Deep Set Eyes are large and set deeper into the head creating an illusion of a more prominent brow bone. For these shape of eyes-make up should brightening up the natural shadowing by-

Dusting on a beige or warm metallic hue on the lid, like peach and use Illuminating crayon for highlighting under arches.
Remember, Apply waterproof mascara to prevent smudge.

Monolid Eye Shape

Monolids are flat on the surface, basically means that there is no visible crease line below your brow area if any. The brow bone is less defined. You will just have a single eyelid, instead of a double eyelid. Create definition and illusion of dimension on your flat surface. People with monolid will usually have a flat space without any folds when they keep their eyes open.

Shade the darkest color closest to the lash line, in the middle apply soft neutral hue, and the shiny color at the brow bone.
Always curl lashes for a lift.

Hooded Eyelids

Look into mirror with wide open eyes, Is there any crease in your eyelid or if the crease of your eyelid is visible or hidden. If the crease is hidden underneath your brow bone or upper part of your lid, you have a "hooded" eye shape. These type of eyes feature excess skin folding down from the brow bone to the lash line. Having these type of eye shape could be from birth or it could also be the result of your lid drooping with age. Eye Make up on Hooded Eyes-

It's best to apply makeup with your eyes open, because it can be hard to find your natural crease with your eyes closed.
Basically, "cutting" the crease with Eye-shadow can transform any hooded lid into this makeup masterpiece.
Apply the Eye-shadow just above where you're marking your crease as opposed to in the natural fold of your eyelid.

Protruding Eyes

Diffuse darker shadow over and out past the crease for draw the focus upward.
Tightline the top waterline to intensify, thicken the lash base, which also can disappear under the lid fold, also enlarge your eye shape.

Upturned Eyes

Upturned eyes are quite common takes the form of a classic almond-shaped eyes. These are oval in shape with a natural upward lift at the outer corner. The lower lid has more prominent appearing longer than the top lid. The key is to even out the eye’s upper and lower proportions-

Applying dark eye shadow or pencil along the outer lower corner to bring down the lifted effect.
Always use the mirror effect by swiping the colors along the bottom lash line when you are creating a standard smoky eye or a vibrant masterpiece.

Downturned Eyes

Downturned eyes are almond-shaped have slight dropping, with downward tilt at the outer edges. This angle makes the upper eyelid appear much longer than the lower lid and it is perfect shape to give the look of sexy cat's eye shape.

Apply a liquid eyeliner plays a key role along the top lid and extend outward and upward at angle 45 degree.
It will lift the look of the eyes, also open them up.

Close Set Eyes

The space between Close Set Eyes is smaller than the width of one eye. These eyes are less than one eyeball width apart. To give the illusion of more space is simply a matter start your eyeliner (the darker the better) at the middle of the upper lid and extend it out past your eye in a straight line to create space and

Do this same on lower lash line so that it meets up with your upper liner once you reach the outer edge.
Use light eye shadows in the inner corners with screen or pearl in white, pink, or nude to make eyes seem bigger, wider and farther apart.

Wide Set Eyes

Wide set eyes have wide gap between both eyes and are more than one eyeball width apart. To bring your peepers closer together, You can choose to enhance the natural beauty of your eyes, or decrease the appearance of a wide space between them-

Using rim your top and bottom lash line with a black eyeliner as close to the inner corner than on the outer corner.
Apply darker shade base color to the entire lid, start over the inner corner of the lids. Use a mascara from mid eye to nose, comb to swipe all of your tiny lashes.

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