1. Cover your upper and lower lids with concealer. This will make the flesh seem thicker and fattier, and the over-all surface seem flatter. This is essential for Asian-looking eyes.
2. Apply white powder to the inner corner of your eyes and brow bone, just beneath your eyebrows. Blend well. This will further the effect of step #1. (Apply to the cheek bones, for higher cheekbone effect). The light will reflect off of the white powder, and make the flesh seem very ';full';.
3. Tight line the eyes with black pencil. This will thicken the lash-line, and close in the eyes slightly... making the upper lids seem heavier.
4. You want to minimize the crease in your lids, as much as possible. With Black (or very dark brown) liquid eyeliner, line the upper lids with a long, smooth line. Sweep the ends out slightly past the natural end of your eye, and ';flick'; it up.
(do not worry about lining the lower lids, this will open the eyes and even perhaps drag them down at the outer corners)
5. Apply a little peach or gold eyeshadow on your upper lids. (Try to stay away from dark colors. It does not matter if you apply beneath or on top of your eyeliner, but underneath will give a stronger effect, than if the shadow is on top of the liner.)
6. Top everything off with mascara, blush and lipstick/lip.
For reference:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bLxa26Nh鈥?/a>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDyDvBNND鈥?/a>How can use makeup to make my eyes look dramatic and japanese?
Practice using liquid eyeliner. Once you get the hang of it, its dead easy to do flicks and tapered edges. Rimmel do a good version with an easy brush to use.
Barry M do great coloured liquid eyeliners. You can also get glittery versions if you want something even more special. Urban decay do some great once but they're a little pricey.
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get 2 pieces of tape %26amp; tape your eyes back so they look squinty
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