Makeup Transformation: Under-Eye-Shadow
Michelle added some gold under her eyes, similar to the metallic eyeshadow that we have used in the past. This time, she added it onto her lower eye line to pop her eyes out more. Don't they look bigger? The products that she used are from L.A. Colors 5 Color Metallic Eyeshadow in gold.
How dramatic are Alexandra's eyes? By using NYX Eyeshadow in Cherry and Joe Fresh Eyeshadow in black, Alexandra extended her eyes for a more winged look.
Tammy looks like she's ready for a night out after her makeup transformation! By using Annabelle Smoothie Eyeshadow Pencil in Purple, she lined her bottom line and a little more in her eyelid crease to create a dramatic effect.
Will you be trying this Under-Eye-Shadow trend? What colours would you use? Leave us a comment before September 12th and you can win a prize!
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i like Alexandra's make up the best! | |
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i always put a little bit of a light shimmery shadow under my eyes. | |
Sorry I'm not a fan of this look | |
i love using teal under my eyes. it really makes a neutral eye pop and adds an element of fun | |
love love love these looks. | |
I think it can look nice but it depends on the colours you use, and it looks better if its just a thin line like Tammy's. Personally, I would only use blue and purple but you could also use a one that enhances your eye colour. :) | |
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For smokey eyes, whatever colour I used as a shade in the eye crease, I use underneath my eyes. It gives eyes more contour rather than just the wet line and top eyelid shading. I use it for "natural" eyes sometimes, too. When I use browns, pale peaches, golds, etc. I often put it under my eyes to make them pop a little more. Shadows with sparkles or glimmer in it makes my eyes look a little more dressed up or whimsical. I, also, use light shades across the lower lash line to make my eyes lighter and bigger when I do pin-up style makeup. |