Must Try Beginner makeup tips for Extreme HOODED Eyes!

If you have droopy

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and you apply

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hadow on your eyelid, sometimes you won't be able to see it because it is hidden under that extra skin we call the hood. It is quite common and normal to have droopy eyes, but keep it in mind with each eye shape. eyes there is a certain technique of applying eye shadows with the aim of making the eye shadow visible even when you keep your eyes open, many of you will wonder what squinting eyes are and the easiest way to know if you have squinting eyes It is looking directly inward. in the mirror and try to look at the space of your eyelids if you can't see much because it is hidden under some extra skin or the hood, you may have squinted or partially squinted eyes, usually with squinted eyes there is an F line or the crease that goes through the eyelid and in this technique that I'm going to show you today we create a new crease around the natural crease line to help double the space of the eyelid and when you keep your eyes open you will be able to clearly see those eye shadows , let's start with the eyebrows and a tip here is not to drag the

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of the eyebrows lower than they already are, push them as high as possible so that we make enough space under the eyebrows to create that new crease and Even if you don't have much space under the eyebrows, we will maximize the space by pushing them up.

I always like to use a microtip brow pencil to keep my brows looking light and natural, and today I'm going to use it. The benefit is precisely my eyebrow in shade 4.5. I start by filling in the tops of my brows only in the sparse areas, then use a spoolie brush to push my brow hair up so I can see clearly at the bottom and fill it in. I'm not going to fill in the outer and inner edges to draw attention away, otherwise it will start to look very harsh and may also weigh down the eyelid even more.

You'll also notice that my eyelids are a couple shades deeper than what's under my eyebrows, so using a concealer I'm going to even out everything and to do that I'm using the Milani concealer in shade 145 and when you even out the skin tone underneath of the eyebrows gives you more flexibility to create that new crease. I'm going to set this lightly with one siiz translucent loose powder to prevent the concealer from settling into those fine lines and creasing. Now let's start with my fold. I'm going to apply some eyeshadow up to my crease and For that, I'm going to use the Huda Beauty Rose Quartz Palette and dip into the shade Aura.

I'm going to apply it from my lash line to my natural crease line and as you can see, The eyeshadow disappears under the hood because the hood has settled on my eyelid and now it almost looks like an eyeliner, so when You create those beautiful eyeshadows, they won't be visible when you apply them this way when you squint, so what do I do? What I'm going to do to make the eyeshadow visible is create a new crease above the natural crease line while looking directly at myself in the mirror. I'm going to mark an area right in the center of my new fold so that when I keep my eyes open.

You should still be able to see that mark. I'm going to extend it to my corners again. Now when I keep my eyes open and stare, you can still see that eye shadow and when I raise my eyebrow. I can see that Gap because we have created a new larger eyelid space, almost double the eyelid space due to that new crease. I'm going to use the same eyeshadow to fill it in and you can use this technique with any eyeshadow, whether cream or powder. This will be the new top and you can dress it up or down however you prefer.

Now, using a blending brush, I'm going to soften the edges. I'm going to use the shade Mantra to deepen the outer corner with a small blending brush. I'm going to keep adding more eyeshadow and blending until I'm happy with the intensity and then I'm going to use the same eyeshadows on my lower lash line, starting with the shade Aura, which is a lighter brown shade, smoking it out and softening it. . on the lower lash line and then I'll use the deeper brown shade called Mantra closer to the lash line and then with the residue left on the brush I'll use it on the upper lash line as well.

To deepen my lash line a little using my collaboration with Ofra Cosmetics, the highlighter and Flash, I'm going to highlight my brow bones and the inner corner. It's time to finish, so I'm going to curl my lashes before applying a coat. of mascara the one I'm using today is the Huda Beauty Legged Lash Mascara. You can also use lashes that are wispy and don't cover the eyelid space and today I'm going to use the TTY Lashes in tl21 which I like. the way it comes out and elongates the shape of the eye and it's also faint so it doesn't cover the eyelid space and here's the final look quickly here's a before and what it would look like if I applied the eyeshadows up to my natural crease and here is the look after I built a new crease on top of my natural crease line.

I'm pairing this look with a beautiful Charlotte Tilbury lipstick. This is the Revolution and Walk of No Shame Matte Lip Blur, but before that, I'm going to line my lips with an eyebrow pencil that I use as a lip liner on the edges because eyebrow pencils don't bleed unlike the lipsticks I'm going to apply it very lightly and shade it inwards before using the lipstick which is such a pretty shade and then using a lip brush I'm going to blend it all out and here's the full look. I use this technique with pretty much every eyeshadow to make my eyelids look much bigger than they are and a lot of people think I don't even have squinty eyes for that reason but the fact is, like I said, it's pretty common. under normal conditions, but I know a thing or two about applying eyeshadow and just so you know, smoky eyes are the most forgiving on squinting. and you can try so many different eyeshadows, let me know if you want to see more about the

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