3 steps to create eye makeup to save the godless single eyelids

Pick an eye shadow that is similar in color to the eyeliner or close to the skin tone. When you open your eyes, you can see the height of the eye shadow. Gently smudge the edges, don't faint too much. In doing so, the eye shadow can replace part of the eyeliner, magnifying both eyes and making the eyes look more radiant. Avoid picking light-colored matte eyeshadows that will make the eyelids look more swollen.

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Single Eyelid Eye Makeup - Step2: Eyeliner

Single eyelids do not need to deliberately pursue a very thick eyeliner, a simple and clean eyeliner. Too thick eyeliner will make the eyeliner stick everywhere, and it will make the makeup very thick, and it will be more obvious when you close your eyes. The clean eyeliner will make the whole makeup simple and generous, and will not bring a sense of guilt to the single eyelid. The length of the eyeliner can be slightly longer than the end of the eye. The eyeliner at the end of the eye should not be close to the eyelid, leaving room for magnifying the eye. In daily life, you can not draw the eyeliner. If you are attending a party or other activities, plus a light-colored eyeliner, you can also add points to your makeup.

Single Eyelid Eye Makeup - Step3: Mascara

The last step is to brush the eyelashes. The thick eyelashes have the effect of magnifying the eyes, and the effect is comparable to that of the double eyelids. First use the eyelash curler to curl the eyelashes. Women with single eyelids need to curl the eyelashes relatively to make the eyelashes look more obvious. Then brush the eyelashes with a mascara that is denser. When brushing the eyelashes, be sure to start from the roots. Do not repeat the brush too many times, otherwise the eyelashes can be easily screwed together. After brushing the mascara, you can use the eyelash curler again to make the eyelashes last longer.