My friend Lauren dose her eye makeup so nicely. I always seem to do it the same way all the time and use plain browns or pinks. I asked her how did she learn how to do her makeup and she told me that she pretty much looked in magazines and practiced. So I have been looking on the Internet trying to finds some ideas and came across Formaldehydexbree on You Tube. I really like how she did her makeup, but I don't like the makeup on the bottom lid. Check her out.








1. Shape your eyebrows and apply eyeliner.

2. Select your Triple Split eye shadow or your choice of three matching eye shadow shades. Using the lightest shade cover the entire eyelid, from lash line to brow. Use a large flat eye shadow brush.


Eye makeup tip: The lighter shade applied to the brow bone will give the eyes and wide and open look.

3. Apply the medium shade on the lower lid from the lash line to the crease of your eye. Use a smaller eye shadow brush.

4. Use your darkest shade in the outer corners of the eyes, out to the crease. Intensify for a more dramatic night-time look. You can also use this shade as an eyeliner. Remember to blend the shades for a smooth overall effect. Again use a smaller eye shadow brush.

5. Apply mascara sparingly for a sophisticated daytime look. Apply two coats for a more dramatic night-time look.


source:http://www.coloursandscents.co.nz/category/howtoapplyeyemakeupchoosingandapplyingeyeshadow.php