[kresentia]

Dear All,
i want to know how to be able to apply a good eye make up on my eyes cos i still don't know the trick yet. help me please

Kresentia Lenny Widya's Site - testing eye makeup

[Adrienne]

Brushes are the key to applying good makeup. I recommend that you look up some videos on youtube. There are so many techniques out there, some easy, some hard, and there are more than willing ppl on youtube that post their videos. Try checking out the tutorials we have here as well

[magosienne]

wow. now that's what i call eyes !

i would apply the eyeshadow high enough so when your eyes are opened people see a bit of the color, if that makes any sense. that's how i would do it (do you have any makeup from an asian brand ? i have a few eyeshadow palettes from japanese brands, and they have instructions on how to apply the eyeshadows for single eyelids). i would also apply eyeliner and tons of mascara.

these threads might help you :

oriental girls makeup

japanese makeup/hair articles

[ticklishlpgrl]

I agree. Brushes are the key and a good quality shadow. Im asian myself, and understand the difficutly.
Check out this tutorial
YouTube - MAKEUP GOURMET: Asian Eyes (even if you're not) Part 1

[Sarah Afshar]

It would depend on the type of look you want to achieve or how you want your eyes to look in general. You have beautiful big exotic asian eyes that look rather flexible and versatile when doing an eye make-up look.

For example: Once you have applied your eye primer and base, if you would like your eyes to appear smokey, the key is lining the lid generously with a cream or gel liner. You can apply with a standard eyeliner brush. I would recommend black or a shade on that wavelength. The bottom you would want to line half way across (not the only way, but half) with the same liner, as this prevents your lining from interferring with your tear duct. Then take a pencil (whether stand-alone or retractable) of a shade that is lighter and apply it the rest of the way. Take a black pencil (whether stand-alone or retractable) that is the same shade as the cream and gel liner and apply it to the waterline.

As you continue, don't forget to apply generous amounts of powder below your eyes, as this allows you to easily brush away any fall-out you'll have when you apply your shadows. Take the darkest eyeshadow or pigment you want to use and use that shade on the end part of your lid, slightly moving up towards a little past the crease. You can shape this towards the outer area of the lid. Take your neutral shade and apply it generously on the lid up towards the crease, followed by the lightest shade you plan to use for a highlight. You can always blend and re-apply, as necessary.