How to Create the Shaped Asian Eye

Sun Yang wants to define her eye crease a bit more. I’ll begin by using it all over eye shadow brush with the light neutral shadow over the entire eyelid from the bottom to the top of the brow bone. Then with the liner brush and black liner, I’ll line the eyes as close to the lashes as possible taking it out a bit at the very end.

Using a smudger brush, I'm going to smoke it out with a little bit of dark shadow on the brush. This will soften the look with a mixer brush and the medium shadow, I’m going to use winch of wiper like strokes going back and forth and creating that somewhat look of a crease. And then with the definer brush, I'm going to take a darker shadow, and deepen that crease area, so it really gives it a look of a real crease.

Using a dark pencil, I'm going to line her bottom lash line. I'm going to take it up all the way to the inside of the eye and again, I'm going to use the smudger brush with a dark shadow and sort of blend it out, so it doesn’t look so harsh. And then, I'm going to curl the lashes and apply mascara for Sun Yang to look beautiful, confident and comfortable with her eyes.

Process

• Eye Shadow
• Black Liner
• Smoke Out Liner
• Medium Shade
• Define Crease
• Pencil Liner
• Blend
• Mascara

Here’s another way of my Tips:

Apply eyeshadow to the crease by looking in the mirror while tipping your head slightly back. Where your eye meets the socket is where the dark shadow should be lightly swiped.

To keep your eyes from blinking when applying make up, try keeping your mouth open it really works.


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