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Using an eyeshadow primer will create a smooth canvas for your eyeshadow and help it remain longer without creasing or fading.
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Invest in high-quality eyeshadow brushes developed for specific uses. A fluffy blending brush is required for smooth blending.
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Apply a transition shade just above your natural crease. This color should be a couple shades darker than your skin tone to add depth and character.
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Gradually layer your eyeshadow colors, beginning with lighter tones and progressing to darker shades. For a smooth transition between hues, firmly blend each color.
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Apply a slightly darker hue to the outer corner of your eye in a "V" shape to add depth and definition. To avoid any hard lines, blend it thoroughly.
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To make your eyes appear brighter and more alert, apply a sparkly or light hue to the inner corner of your eyes.
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Apply eyeshadow or eyeliner to your lower lash line with a small angled brush or a smudge brush. This will improve the overall appearance of the eyes and establish balance.
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Don't be afraid to experiment with various finishes, such as matte, shimmer, or metallic, to create a variety of eye-catching appearances.
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Eyeshadow application requires practice, so don't be disappointed if your first tries don't come out as intended.