Eyeshadow 101: The Basics of Applying Eyeshadow
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Published7 months ago
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Eyeshadow 101: The Basics of Applying Eyeshadow
In this tutorial, I walk you through the core fundamentals of applying eyeshadow
Applying eyeshadow comes down to two things: ✨ Blending & Layering ✨
Once you understand how to blend and layer your eyeshadow every look becomes easier!
Step 1: Create Your Base - Your eyeshadow will only look as good as your base feels.
If you have oily lids: use an eye primer to control creasing and help pigment stick.
If you have dry skin or fine lines & wrinkles : prep with your favorite eye cream to keep everything smooth and hydrated.
PRO TIP: Use Concealer or Foundation to make your eyeshadow application harmonious with the rest of your makeup.
Step 2: Master Your Blending - Think of blending as a mix of movement + placement.
↔️ Windshield Wiper Motions help spread eyeshadow pigment
🔄 Little Circle Motions help build and concentrate eyeshadow pigment
Step 3: Layer Your Shadow- Layering is just as important as blending because it shapes the depth and dimension of your look.
Remember these 3 application techniques ✋ Press, Pack & Tap
Pressing eyeshadow deposits pigment gently onto the lid
Packing eyeshadow builds up color intensity
Tapping eyeshadow adds dimension and definition, especially with shimmers or deeper shades.
I hope this breakdown gives you a simple and clear starting point. This is just a basic guideline. Beauty is personal, and what works for me may be different for you depending on your eye shape, skin type, formulas, tools etc.
✨ Makeup becomes easy when you understand how to make it work for you.Keep practicing, stay curious, and don’t be afraid to try new things!