Simple Blue Eyeshadow And Eyeliner Makeup
I think you can either go with the navy or pop music because they do two very different things — one adds definition. The other draws attention, “explains makeup artist Michael Anthony, the beauty guru behind the glam looks. Anthony adds that if you’re beginning to explore, skip the frosted textures and powdery pastels, which can easily look like chalk or read “disco” — or worse, like your fifth-grade yearbook photo. In short, go to extremes — choose one end of the blue spectrum or the other. It’s a simple look that you can recreate yourself as you only need to play with one eye shadow color. After applying a fundus or primer:
- Apply eye shadow to the LIDS with a flat brush.
- Use the meeting on the lower eye to create a smudged effect.
- Dab something shiny with your index finger (or use a brush you find more accessible).
- Use a highlighter just below the eyebrow line and in the inner corners of your eyes.
