If you forget your mascara at home, don't worry. You can still make your eyes look gorgeous without the product. Just follow Harper's Bazaar tips to look gorgeous without mascara.
1. Keep a Lash Curler in Your Bag
You can touch up your eyes throughout the day by curling them a bit. It'll make a much bigger difference than you'd think.
2. Opt for Long-wearing Eyeliner or Really Thin Liquid Liner
This will help make the base of your lashes appear thicker. Then it'll look like you're wearing mascara when you're not.
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3. Use Beige Eyeliner inside the Eye
This will help give your eyes the illusion of being wider. So don't forget to buy a beige eyeliner in addition to your favorite black liner.
Mascara can be a great way to enhance your look, but it’s not the only way to make your eyes pop. Beige eyeliner can be an excellent alternative to mascara, as it can help to make your eyes look wider and more open. To use beige eyeliner, start by applying a thin line of beige eyeliner to the inner corners of your eyes. Then, use a smudging brush to blend the beige eyeliner outwards towards the outer corners of your eyes. This will help to create a more natural-looking effect that will make your eyes appear brighter and wider.
Beige eyeliner is also great for creating a subtle, smoky eye look. Start by applying a thin line of beige eyeliner along your upper lash line. Then, use a smudging brush to blend the liner outwards and upwards to create a subtle smoky effect. You can also use a beige eyeliner pencil to draw a thin line along your lower lash line, then smudge it outwards to create a more defined eye shape.
4. Trace Your Lash Lines with Pencil in a Pale Golden Champagne Color
This is for all of you ladies who already have dark lashes. It'll create some sexy contrast.
5. Press Dark, Matte Shadow against the Root of the Lashes
This will help define your eyes. It's the best substitute for mascara when you don't have it on you.
What other tips do you have for making your eyes look amazing without mascara?
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