Hi girls !

Theoretically, people with green eyes shouldn't use green eyeshadow. I think that's not true. I often use various shades of green and didn't notice that my iris was subdued. Today, I didn't apply them on the entire eyelid. Instead, I drew a line in a gradient-like effect where the colors go with each other.  I'll show you how to do it. Of course you can use other colors, this is just an example.

TUTORIAL:

1. Fill in the eyebrows (Inglot Brow Powder #567) to frame the eyes. Apply beige eyeshadow on the entire eyelid (color from Sleek Palette Showstoppers).
2. Apply brown eyeshadow (color from Sleek Palette Showstopper) to the outer crease. Smudge it very well.
3. Apply a light green eyeshadow (Paese) to the inner upper lashline.
4. Apply a extinguished green eyeshadow  (Paese) to the middle upper lash line and saturated green eyeshadow (Paese) to the outer upper lash line.
5. Using saturated green eyeshadow finish the line. It must be pointed head.
6. Add a little black shadow (color from Sleek Pallete ACID ) in the outer corner of the line.
7. Emphasize the lower lashline, lightly:  Apply brown shadow in the outer corner, a white shadow in the inner corner. In the middle, beige eyeshadow.
8. Finish the look with mascara (Max Factor Mascara Masterpiece Max)

 FINISHED LOOK:

Full Product List:

• Foundation Revlon Colorstay #150 Buff
• Maybelline Pure.Cover Mineral Concealer #02 Natural
• Max Factor Loose Powder Translucent
• Diorskin Nude Tan Sun Powder #003
• Paese Eyeshadows: greens
• Sleek Palette ACID: black, white.
• Sleek Palette Showstopper: brown (win this palette here !)
• Inglot Brow Powder #567
• Max Factor Mascara Masterpiece Max #black
• Lipstick Inglot #66
• Lipgloss Astor Soft Sensation Liquid Care  #111 Irresistible.

 Do you like colorful liner?

Have a nice day!

Joanna

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