when wearing eyeshadow how do you put it on in the crease??

Answer 1

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Answer 2

What really helps is having the right kind of make-up brush. I find it so hard with a sponge-tip aplicator. If nothing else, I would try working with a cotton cue-tip. With a brush, you can simply put the brush in your crease, eye closed and brush it back and forth until the desired effect is created. You can also put it in the crease, eye closed and then open your eye a little to better define your crease.

Answer 3

Application really depends on your eye shape. My eyes are deep set, for example, and putting the darker shade in the crease only makes the crease look deeper (and weird!lol). So I actually put the lid shade over the whole lid and in the crease. Then I put the darker shade ABOVE the crease to reshape the eye. I of course finish with the highlighter shade on the browbone. Try this link for other eye shape makeup tips:http://www.wildaboutmakeup.com/eye-shadow-tips.html

Answer 4

get a good eyeshadow brush, rub it in the eyeshadow, tap the excess off, and brush it on, carefully, into the crease of skin below your eyebrow and above your eye. don't ONLY apply here, also apply around it and down to the eyelashes, but apply the eyeshadow more darkly here. don't forget to wash, moisturize, and apply light powder beforehand or you will have eyeshadow lines in the crease! good luck :)

Answer 5

Yes, just experiment to see what looks better on you. Put it along your upper eyelashes and go a little above the eye crease. You can also put it all over the eyelid and blend it all over the eyelid. Try this and see what you like.

Answer 6

start from outter most of your iris in the crease and move outwards. blend with brushes. some may be able to go from corner of eye all the way try both ways. but that will open your eyes up

Answer 7

Good contouring brush is a must for powdered shadow and fingers (ring finger) is best for cream shadows. Some of the cream shadows come with their own wand but I still recommend blending with fingers.

Answer 8

if you want to. it looks good when you apply the darkest color you are going to use on the crease

Answer 9

smudge it in the crease