'It's really hard for me to do those pointed ends, so I fake it' with a Q-tip. She mirrors the shape of the original pencil liner. You can also use a gel formula if you prefer. Double Line the Eye: Linter then goes over the pencil with Tom Ford Eye Defining Pen ($59).'Pop that onto the eyelid, so you get a little contrast.' This gives the appearance of a wider, more open eye. Today I'm using a pale beige,' Linter says. Apply Light Shadow: 'Wipe off your brush and go to a pale shade.

Blend inward toward the inner corner of the lid. 'What this does is create a larger lid,' she adds. 'I'll take a little complementary shadow, maybe light brown or another taupe color.' With a medium-sized brush, she blends over the liner pencil with the matching shadow. Blend with Matching Shadow: 'I always layer,' says Linter.You make this V shape on its side, but you're thicker in the outer corner of the eye.' 'You start in your eye hollow and the outer corner of your eye. Outline the Lid: Next, Linter takes Make Up For Ever Artist Color Pencil in Total Taupe ($20) and outlines the lid.'When you get to the outer corner of your eye, take a pointed Q-tip and just give it a fleck up.' Line the Eye with Pencil: Using a black or brown eye pencil like Make Up For Ever Artist Color Pencil ($20), Linter lines the eye, beginning from the inner corner and working out in small, controlled strokes.'This is just to make sure that your eyeliner and your eyeshadow stay on smoothly all day.' 'Use a brush to apply the base only directly on the eyelid,' she says. Start with Eyeshadow Base: Linter applies MAC Pro Longwear Paint Pot in Painterly ($23) all over the lid.Click Play to Watch MUA Sandy Linter's Makeup Tutorial For Green Eyesįrom Linter's video, learn the tips and tricks below on how to apply the perfect shadow to make green eyes stand out.

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