Heygirls do I first apply eyeliner before applying eyeshadaow or eyeliner after eyeshadow?

either way.


after will give more definition, before will look softerHeygirls do I first apply eyeliner before applying eyeshadaow or eyeliner after eyeshadow?
i put on my eyeshadow then the eyelinerHeygirls do I first apply eyeliner before applying eyeshadaow or eyeliner after eyeshadow?
after eyeshadow.
eyeshado then eylyner- also i dont do mascarsa til th very end its like buildind a eye makeup sunday
i dont use eyeshadow. but im pretty sure you apply the shadow first. Good luck and if youre gonna use many colors work from the insides of your eye towards the outside starting with the lightest color then make sure you blend the lines where the colors meet :-)
I apply my eyeshadow first b4 the eyeliner %26amp; last is the mascara, so that everything will b seen perfectly as they are.
after.
You can do it either way, whichever you're most comfortable with. I used to do eyeliner first due to a really unsteady hand but now I seem to have mastered eyeliner enough to do it afterwards. If you're most comfortable doing it first, try touching it up after your shadow is on for a more intensified look.
eyeshadow, then eyeliner.
I do my eyeliner first then eyeshadow.
Don't wear any of that crap.... guys dont like painted on faces!
I put my eyeshadow on first then eyelinner. So I dont get eyeshadow over my eyelinner.
after!
Eyeliner first, then shadow.

Applying loose glitter to my eyeshadow?

I bought some cosmetic grade crimson glitter powder that I want to affix to my eye makeup for my son's soccor games. If I apply my makeup like I normally would, what type of substance do I use to keep the glitter on? My thought was eyelash glue, since it dries clear. Anyone have a better idea?Applying loose glitter to my eyeshadow?
If you have a Sally Beauty store near you, there is a specific gel to have glitter stay put on your eyes, lips, cheeks, etc.





It's called ';sally girl sparkle effects: gel adhesive for glitter';


it has a great consistency that is very liquid-y and smooth which can go on your eyes and lips the best part is that its only .89 cents right now!Applying loose glitter to my eyeshadow?
If you use any sort of cream shadow base, it should be able to hold the glitter. Urban Decay Primer Potion and Too Faced Shadow Insurance are great primers that ';grab'; and hold color (and glitter, too). Eyelash glue will dry stiff, and probably be a bit uncomfortable if you put it over your entire eyelid. Also, in a pinch, Vaseline is great at holding loose color on the eyelid. Hope this helps!
You can use cream eyeshadow then apply the loose glitter. Or you can buy cream eyechadow glitter.
Makeup forever has a product for that
mixing it with clear lip gloss then pressing it with powder?
My question is you going to see your sons activities....Or be seen?

Techniques for applying eyeshadow for a casual outing?

Im an asian teenager... I prefer to keep my make up simple and sweet.. (:Techniques for applying eyeshadow for a casual outing?
do something to accentuate your almond shaped eyes and your heavy crease above your eyeTechniques for applying eyeshadow for a casual outing?
You need 3 shades of the same color.A highlighter ( a very light shade), a base color(a medium shade), and a slightly darker color.Use a peach,pink,or a golden brown color or use all 3 together. You can use a dark brown eyeliner if you want to and either one coat of mascara or clear mascara.





Almond shaped eyes:





Using a fine, blunt-ended brush, gently apply the base colour to the entire lid from the inside to the outside corner and from the base of the lashes to the eyelid crease.





If the eyes need extra definition, a deeper shade is blended into the crease line.This gives depth to the eyes.





The brow bone is highlighted with a light shade.This gives the eyes a wide, open look.The colour is applied to the most prominent area and blended up towards the brow and down to where the contour curves down, toward the eyelid creases.
keep it light and when you brush the brush in the shadow count to 7 or 8 apply on eyelid and slighty above if you wan a drmatic look
You could either use the eyeshadow applicator that comes with most eyeshadows, or for more control simply use your finger to apply the shadow. You want a shade that compliments your skin tone, but also is basic enough so that it's simple and sweet as you like it. If you see you have too much eyeshadow on you can always take a piece napkin and lightly dab so that it's the way you like it. Hope this little bit helps!


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Enjoy!

After applying concealer to my lid for eyeshadow to last longer do i apply loose powder afterward?

Or do i just apply eyeshadow right after the concealer? After applying concealer to my lid for eyeshadow to last longer do i apply loose powder afterward?
what i do is that i just put on concealer and then put on my eyeshadow. you can also make you own mixing medium for making it last longer, its just like the mac fix+ the fix + also is good for making you eyeshadow last longer! hope i helped.After applying concealer to my lid for eyeshadow to last longer do i apply loose powder afterward?
You can do either. I would personally apply the eyeshadow right after the concealer so that it has something to ';stick'; to. But, if you'd like, you put the powder on after the concealer and before the eyeshadow.
apply liquid foundation on lid


apply eyeshadow


dont use powder foundation on top coz it will just make the eyeshadow go all over the place if you know what im trying to say lol
Concealer, loose powder, eyeshadow
I am agree with paige..

Any tips for applying loose powder eyeshadow?

I keep ending up with the eyeshadow all over my cheeks and it's dark blue!!!Any tips for applying loose powder eyeshadow?
Use a really thin layer of vasaline on your eyelid, blow the sponge before you apply the powder, remove any bits that fall down with a baby wipe, no make up bag is complete without them and always do your face make up afterwardsAny tips for applying loose powder eyeshadow?
never put blue on your cheeks and eye shadow must not be very dark,and you must put it very slowly ad softly .
try 2 get a smalll amount and tab the brush and then apply it and see if it works
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Load up some loose powder underneath your eyes before applying. Also blow lightly on the brush before putting it on; start with a little, you can always add more. When you're finished, brush the powder away. If there's still stuff left, wipe it with a clean sponge with a tad of foundation. It's like an eraser. Perfectly flawless.
Place a tissue you over your face, and dont overload the brush.
i always use a brush or eyeshadow stick.
you need to build up the colour slowly. So tap the brush gently against your hand each time you dip it. Put a pice of slightly damp tissue paper under your eye, resting on your cheek. Because its damp it will stick to your skin so you wont have to hold it in place and the bits of powder wont blow off it and onto your face. Have to say i prefer solid eye shadows, they're just easier in so many ways!!!
Blow on the brush before you apply, and rest some tissue on your cheek when applying it so it falls on the tissue and if you do get some on your cheeks then remove with a cotton bud!
use a precise applicator, such as a Q-tip.

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I just purchased green eyeshadow, any tips for applying bright eyeshadow?

Only use it on crease on your eyes. Then put a lighter color on the rest of the eye. Instead of using eyeliner use the bright green to outline the top and the bottom were the eyeliner is supposed to go. It looks really nice.I just purchased green eyeshadow, any tips for applying bright eyeshadow?
use a little bit of water on the brush to concentrate the color at your lash line then blend/fade up toward the crease from there. Don't pull the color all the way up to your brows like you might with a neutral or it will look like Halloween. Also remember to tone down your cheeks and lips to make people see your eyes first and not look like a hooker.


have fun with it, good for you experimenting with color. if you're confident and think you look good then you will look good.I just purchased green eyeshadow, any tips for applying bright eyeshadow?
Rely on pale, shimmery shades to enhance your eyes.


Sweep a light Eye Enhancers 1-Kit Shadow shade across lid from inner corner to a small bit beyond the outer corner. Place a touch of a deeper shade in the eye crease. Blend.





For Wide-Set Eyes


Make them appear closer by applying a deeper Eye Enhancers 1-Kit Shadow shade from inner corner to mid-lid.


Apply a lighter shade from mid-lid to outer corner. Blend in the middle of lid where shades meet.


For Close-Set Eyes


Make them appear wider by applying a dot of Invisible Concealer to the innermost corner of both eyes.


Create a very thin Perfect Point Plus Pencil line near lash edge of top lid that thickens toward the outer corner.


Use Eye Enhancers 1-Kit Shadow in a pale shade from inner corner to mid-lid; apply a just-slightly deeper shade from mid-lid to outer corner; blend in the middle.
Yes...don't do it. You will look like endora from bewitched!
Blend well!!
Green is an amazing color to use on the eyes...even though many women overlook it! Depending on the shade of green, you can try using it wet to apply as a eye liner around the eyes (a deep jade or Forrest green is great for this). Then you can take a slightly lighter green and apply to the lid area. With a color like Greene it is very important to apply thin layers and build up the color to your desired look.





If you do a green eye, keep the cheeks fresh and neutral with a peach or light pink cheek, and the lips fairly nude, or a sheer cherry color for a nigh time look. You can also experiment with combining the green with gold shadow which looks amazing in photos and for a night time look as well.

Is there a trick to applying dark eyeshadow and not ending up with streaks at the end of the night?

there's a product called eye shadow primer which keeps your eye shadow from smudging, fading or ending up all streaky. there are a couple different brands that make it but the Urban Decay Eye Shadow Primer Potion is what all the employees at Sephora swear by...its a little pricey but i bought it and its sooo worth the money because it saves you from reapplying eyeshadow which keeps you from having to buy shadow so often





it comes in a purple box and can be found in the urban decay section of sephora...there's also one by stila that works well but im not sure of the pricing





hope it helps!Is there a trick to applying dark eyeshadow and not ending up with streaks at the end of the night?
Yes, I agree with the Urban Decay primer, I've heard great things! Priming with loose powder before eyemakeup, or priming with concealer might help (although the concealer tip won't help much if you have oily eyelids)





Another method might be to apply the shadow wet. Dampen your brush with a bit of water (just a bit, no water should be dripping out), then tap it into your eyeshadow to pick up colour, and apply it to your eye lid. Works great for close to the lash line (like eyelining, or where you apply the darkest colour for your smokey eye makeup). After it dries, you can blend a bit. Beware though, this method makes colours go on more intensely, so play with it a bit to see how it works for you.





Hope that helps!Is there a trick to applying dark eyeshadow and not ending up with streaks at the end of the night?
the quality of the shadow - if its cheap it will do that - good eye shadow stays nice all night.
Apply a primer on the lid or translucent powder before applying eyeshadow should help the shadow stay for longer
You need to apply an eye primer to your lid before you apply the shadows. The primer reduces the oils that cause those caked up lines that you get after a few hours. It will also lock in color and keep your shadow looking fresh all night long!





Hope this helps and more power to not checking the mirror every five minuetes!





P.S. I use Mary Kay Eye Primer. It's works fabulous!
Use a primer on your lids. Urban Decay has a primer potion that is great. Put that on then wait a minute for it to dry. Then continue with eyeshadow.