How To Apply Eye Makeup For Eyeglasses
September 24, 2017
We are all aware that wearing eyeglasses is very necessary if you have less than 20/20 vision, however it can often be difficult to wear eye makeup. Girls who wear eyeglasses usually ask, what is the best way to wear eye makeup?
Some girls feel that too many eye shadow colors might be distracting,
while others feel that their eyes are barely visible behind their eyeglass frames
and lenses.
However, having the proper knowledge on how to apply makeup and the correct amount to wear will help guarantee that you do not look as if your eyes are double-framed, while still ensuring they are not lost behind your eyeglasses.
However, having the proper knowledge on how to apply makeup and the correct amount to wear will help guarantee that you do not look as if your eyes are double-framed, while still ensuring they are not lost behind your eyeglasses.
Things You Will Need When Applying Eye Makeup For Eyeglasses
- Clear mirror
- Light-colored eye shadow makeup
- Dark eye shadow makeup
- Concealer makeup
- Makeup highlighter
- Eye liner pencil
- Mascara
- Eye brow pencil
- Eyeglasses
Steps On How To Apply Eye Makeup For Eyeglasses
1. The first thing you will need to do is to be aware that
there are some eyeglasses that create an optical illusion, making your eyes
seem larger or smaller than they really are. By determining what size your eyes
appear to be, you will be able to adjust your eye makeup accordingly.
According to makeup professionals, it is best to step outside and look at your
reflection in a clear mirror. When you step outside, you will be able to view
your reflection in natural light and will have a better, truer
reflection.
2. The second step is to determine the style of your
eyeglasses. If your eyeglasses are rimless, you can consider adding plenty of
dramatic color to your eye makeup in order to bring out your eyes.
But if your eyeglasses have a brightly colored frame, it is best to use eye
shadow colors that are muted or subdues.
4. After that, it is very important to apply a light-colored
eye shadow makeup if your eye appears small, while you have to apply dark eye
shadow colors to your eyelids if your eyes appear larger in eyeglasses. If you
have smaller eyes when wearing your eyeglasses, you will need to use plenty of
makeup highlighter at the brow bone, as well.
5. The next step you will need to do is to apply eye liner on
the top of your eyelashes. This step is very important to make your eyes
look larger. But if you want your eyes to look smaller, you can skip the eye
liner or you can simply apply a bit to your top eyelids and not on the lower
lids. Always keep in mind that you have to apply a thin line by your eyelashes
if your eyes appear smaller.
6. Then, you will need to apply two coats of mascara if your
eyes appear smaller behind your eyeglasses. But if you eye appear too large
while wearing your eyeglasses, it is advisable to skip the mascara step,
as this will just cause your eyes to appear even greater in size.
Remember that
you have to choose volumnizing mascara and not those that will increase the
length of your eyelashes.
7. And lastly, you will need to apply a bit of color to your
eyebrows using an eyebrow pencil. Then brush your eyebrows into the desire
shape using an upward sweeping motion.
Additional Tips And Warnings On How To Apply Eye Makeup For Eyeglasses
- Always keep in mind that using a white eye liner pencil can make your eyes appear larger. So you have to apply the white eye liner to both top and lower lashes.
- If you want to make your small eye appear larger, it is very important to use one shimmery, light eye shadow makeup and sweep that one color from your eyelid to your brow bone.
- Always remember that you should not use any lengthening mascara as these can only increase your eyelash length to the point that they will touch your eyeglasses.
- And lastly, if you have brightly colored eyeglass frames, balance the color using a bright lipstick.
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