New eye makeup

Exciting! Let's explore some new eye makeup trends and ideas!

Current Trends:

  1. Glassy Eyes: A smooth, shiny finish is all the rage. Use a liquid eyeshadow or a setting spray to achieve this look.
  2. Bold Liners: Thick, bold eyeliner is back in style. Try a liquid or gel liner for a precise application.
  3. Neutral Palettes: Earthy tones like beige, taupe, and champagne are popular for everyday looks.
  4. Shimmery Highlights: Add a touch of sparkle with shimmery eyeshadows or highlighters on the brow bone or inner corner of the eye.
  5. Cat-Eye Revival: The classic cat-eye is back, with a modern twist. Try a soft, subtle version or go bold with a thick liner.

New Techniques:

  1. Cut Crease: Create a sharp, defined crease by applying eyeshadow to the outer corner of the eye and blending upwards.
  2. Layering: Build up color by layering different shades of eyeshadow or using a transition shade to blend between colors.
  3. Smudging: Soften the edges of your eyeliner by smudging it with a cotton swab or a smudge brush.
  4. Highlighting: Apply highlighter to the brow bone, inner corner of the eye, or along the lash line to add dimension and brightness.
  5. Glitter: Add some sparkle with glitter eyeshadows, liners, or loose glitter applied with a brush or a sponge.

Product Recommendations:

  1. Eyeshadows: Urban Decay Naked Palette, Huda Beauty Desert Dusk Palette, or MAC Soft Brown Eyeshadow.
  2. Eyeliners: Kat Von D Tattoo Liner, Stila Stay All Day Waterproof Liquid Eye Liner, or Charlotte Tilbury Magic Eye Rescue.
  3. Mascaras: Benefit They're Real! Mascara, Tarte Lash Hydrogel Waterproof Mascara, or Huda Beauty Legit Lashes Mascara.
  4. Highlighters: Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector in Moonstone, NARS Albatross Highlighter, or Charlotte Tilbury Wonderglow.

Tips and Tricks:

  1. Prime your lids: Apply an eyeshadow primer to help your eyeshadows stay in place and bring out their true color.
  2. Blend, blend, blend: Make sure to blend your eyeshadows well to create a seamless transition between colors.
  3. Use a light hand: Start with a light application and build up color gradually to avoid overwhelming the eye.
  4. Experiment with textures: Mix and match different textures, like cream, powder, and gel, to add depth and interest to your look.
  5. Practice makes perfect: Don't be discouraged if it takes a few tries to master a new technique or look. Keep practicing, and you'll get the hang of it!

I hope this helps you get started on your new eye makeup journey!