Cream Eyeshadow

Cream Eyeshadow

Why does cream eyeshadow always crease on me?

I wore conealer and powder as a base and by the end of the day, it was practically gone, LOL! Are there any ways to wear cream eyeshadows alone or do I have to put a regular powder eyeshadow on top?

This happens 2 me too, because i have oily lids? lol so i tried applying an eyeshadow Primer as a base for the shadow, and that was the solution LOL you have to apply the primer to your lids to prep them for the eye shadow, it keeps your shadow and eyeliner in place wayyyyyyyy longer than it would if you went without it, trust me lol i recommend trying Urban decay eyeshadow primer potion, its really good hun! btw, use a primer and you won't need to apply any concealer or powder, unless it's something you preffer to do. lolz hope i helped !!

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Your make up can make a statement on how you look. You can cover those tired eyes or enhance your charming lips. Choose the right make up style according to the occasion. You can apply a more natural and modest look when going to work and put on those smoky eyes with a little bit of dramatic look for a night out with friends.

Applying eye shadow is an individual process relative to your eye shape. Here are a few basic rules and tips to keep in mind when applying your eye shadow:

Eye shadows with cream-coloured, soft and silky texture are posed in two blows of brushes and are based on the eyelid naturally.

Apply the darkest shade to the outer corners of the eyes from lash line to the crease.

Put the eyeshadow on. A nice rounded shape on the eye takes only a few seconds. Beginning at your lash line moving just slightly past your crease you need to apply either a light shade of eyeshadow or highlighter completely across your eyelid. Also do it all the way up to your eyebrows.

Blend, blend, and then blend some more. I can't stress this enough. Try an experiment. Blend one eye and then just use a brush and apply the other eye. You'll instantly know what I'm talking about and you'll never forget to blend again.

Using a brush that will fit within the confines or your eye lid. brush the medium color across your lid. For the best possible application it's important to keep this color within the realm of your eye lid. Be sure to apply it fully to the lid without going beyond the natural boundaries of your eye.

Shimmer is a lot of fun, but needs to be done right. Most of the time shimmer brings attention to wrinkles and lines in your skin so often times a shimmer shadow is a bad idea. Shimmer is a great tool to use for the brow bone as it gives a classy look.

Draw a line over the entire upper portion of the lash line using a pencil eyeliner or a liquid one. The thickness of the line depends on the shape of your eyes, a thicker one makes a small, squinty eye look more rounded and a thin one is advisable to those with bigger eyes. Finish off with a mascara to add volume and length into your lashes.

Medium - This is applied from just below the eyelid crease to the browbone. You can, and some techniques do, shade the entire lid with this medium shade first.

Highlight - This is the lightest of the three and is applied to the browbone and extends a little past the outer end of the eyebrow. This usually gives a pearly finish.

Finally, if you have a ton of eye shadow on you're going to want to keep the lipstick simple. Conversely, if you want more dramatic lips then it would be wise to keep the eyes relatively color free. That's about it for my simple eyeshadow tips, happy make upping!

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