1.Twin Peaks
Using two different eye shadow shades from the same color family creates instant dimension on your lids
2.Pop It and Lock It
To appear more doe-eyed, concentrate colour at the middle of the lash lines,You can apply a thicker line on the top lashes and fade it out to the sides, but keep the colour focused on the highest and lowest points to emphasize the widest section of your eye shape.
3 .Doubling up on mascara coats along your top lashes will create a lifting effect for droopy lids.
4.Curl It On Up
When you curl your lashes, start at the root of your lash and gently pulse the curler shut three times. Then, move the curler half way up the length of your eye lashes and repeat. This will ensure that you'll get a natural curl, instead of a funky crimp.
5. Follow the Crease
To get the most out of the natural contour of your eye, only apply liner as far as your crease extends
6. Colour Wheel (and Deal)
As a general rule of thumb, warm sandy shades are great for women with green eyes. Pinks and golds complement brown-eyed girls. And blue hues work for everyone.
7.Lighten Up
Especially if you're wearing glasses, use light colours on your lids to draw attention to the shape of your eyes
8.Go Bright
If you think smoky eye makeup makes your eye area appear smaller, experiment with brighter shades to get an exaggerated look without the moody side effects,
9. Mind the Line
Always remember to keep the majority of color and product around the lash line. This creates structure and shape, which ultimately helps to enhance eye size.
10.Tidy Up
Groom your brows even if you have a nice, natural arch, a few errant hairs can pull attention downward. Keeping a clean shape will also make your eyelids look bigger.
After you apply mascara, dot liquid eyeliner between your lashes to fill in any sparse spots. This will also help to elongate the line of your eyes
12.Get Pouty
Wearing a bright lip colour with no mascara or shadows on your eye can also make your eyes look bigger Martin notes. Just be sure to cancel out any uneven tones around the eye first with colour-correcting concealer."
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