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You'll never make a mistake applying makeup again, as long as you know where all of your products are meant to go. If you're not sure, Good Housekeeping has you covered.
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1. Brow Bone
"Add a matte or shimmery pale eyeshadow directly under the brow" to make your eyebrows pop.
2. Lid
Your main shade of shadow should go here.
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3. Crease
Apply a darker shade here to add dimension to your eye.
4. Outer V
This is the furthest spot you should place dark shadow.
5. Upper Lashline
Use eyeliner, eye shadow, or mascara here.
6. Waterline
Create a smokey look with dark liner or open up your eyes with a nude liner.
7. Lower Lash Line
You can place liner and shadow here to define the eyes.
8. Tear Duct
This is where you can place shimmery shadow to make your eyes look more wide and awake.
Comments
Alexis: lol pretty little liars
Michelle: Is this Kim Kardashian? We don't care about her
TorriWyatt: So helpful! I know I'm just supposed to know this stuff, but I really like reading these how-to articles
OhMeOhMy10: I like to change up the color combos... i.e. Light shades rather than dark, or mix it up completely different as to what this post suggests when I am feeling bold and vice versa!!!!
Taylor: This is not Kim. Just a girl with on fleek makeup
Taylor: If your eyes are hooded, place your crease colours a bit higher to open your eyes up. Also try to apply brighter/lighter colours in the centre of your lid to open your eyes up. Depending on your eye shape, shimmer on your brow bone can make your brow bone look bigger (draw light to your brow bone if it droops to low which isn't too attractive)
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