Eye makeup?

Question

I have asian eyes and I was wondering what would look good.

Answer 1

well i have asian friends and they wear. a soft colored eyeshodow and curl your eye lashes

Answer 2

Do you wear eye liner? Generallly Asians wear as little make up as possible. Look up Asian fashion modeling...in the web browser don't just type asian models you'll get everything but make up ideas. And pick the one that you best like. Go to Wal Greens or Wal Mart, get one or two of the cheaper brands.. or call a Mark Kay consultant. WhY? They will give you samples for FREE. Be sure she knows the culture history of you so that she doesn't go off the deep end with Tammy Faye Baker style make up. Need help hollar again at me.

Answer 3

I also have asian eyes, and when I'm in a rush, I only work on my lashes. I start out at the base of my lashes with a lash curler, clamp down, and pump hard about five times, then I clamp down to the middle of the lash, pump another five times, then the same to the tip. I go on to the other eye, and then come back and do it over again. Instead of going to the other eye again, I use Too Faced Lash Injection mascara. I wiggle the wand at the base of my lashes and work my way up. Then I put on another coat, and then a third coat to the very tip of my lashes. After that I do the lash curler pumping and mascara action to the other eye.

Sounds like a lot, but it takes me about five minutes to do it every morning. It's really going to open up your eyes and make them pop. If you have short lashes like mine, they will look amazing. Three coats might seem like a lot, but like I said, my lashes are short. I've tried a lot of mascaras, but so far, I like Too faced the best. It's a little expensive but worth the spurge. Volume Exact by Cover Girl is a good alternative.

Hope that helps!

Answer 4

Asians are always looking for ways to make there eyes stand out. I have Asian eyes as well ,here are some steps that might help you out...

2.apply a soft black eyeliner close to your lash line and even out with eyeliner brush it will smudge out the lash line and give it a smoky look.

3. apply on overall base color on your entire eyelid.

4. now with and eyeshadow brush pick a darker color than your base and form a "v" shape from lid line down to lash line that will create a more dramatic look and make your eyes pop! and then add a little shimmer as your "highlighter" under eyebrows. try estee lauder eyeshadow in tea bisquit it matches any shadow.

1.last step curl your eyelashes and apply a great mascara try Diorshow by dior or esteelauder illusionist these mascara's have a great brush that will help enhance and add volume to your small lashes without clumping.

Answer 5

don't put dark eyeliner on the top and bottom, it will make your eyes look smaller. just put it on one lid at a time.
lots of mascara.
put dark shadow under your brow bone, where a crease would be, to kinda create the illusion of a crease.
there's not a whole lot that you would do differently from any other shaped eyes. finding the right makeup is more about finding pieces that suit your COLORING, rather than the shape of your eyes.

by the way, i find gold, or pink shimmery colors to be very flattering on darker eyes/skin. also make sure to use highligher (or just white shimmery eyeshadow) under your eyebrow and beside your tear duct. it'll really brighten your eyes, as well as your whole face.

Answer 6

I think that Asian eyes need eyeliner, but ESPECIALLY mascara. Because most of them have really short lashes. And just a soft shadow... just the basics.

Answer 7

One of my best friends who's asian puts a dark, smokey shadow all over the top of her eyes, and lines the bottom with a smudgey black. Her eyes pop, and don't look overdone with her natural face.

Hope this helped!

Answer 8

Well, I'm asian too! *high five* :)

I use a dark brown eyeliner pencil, and I use a slightly dark gold eye shadow. It shouldn't be too light though. (if you use a liquid eye-liner, I'm not sure that it'd look good.)

Don't forget some mascara and eyelash curler.

Answer 9

Here's a grid of color suggestions: http://www.beautyden.com/beautycolors.shtml

More information: http://www.ehow.com/how_17973_select-eye-makeup.html

Be sure to use colors that complement your skin tone (warm or cool). One shade of eye shadow w/ eyeliner & mascara is the simplest & best design for Asian eyes.

Answer 10

http://iamfashion.blogspot.com/2006/08/asian-eye-make-up.html

Answer 11

A light green will look really good with your eyes.