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<\/a><\/p>\nTip 1 - Apply the eyeshadow above the crease line crease<\/span><\/h4>\nHooded eye shapes often show only a little or nothing at all of the eyelid when they look straight ahead. So if you close your eyes and apply eye shadow only on that area, it will in principle only be visible when you blink. It can be a nice effect, but if you want the make-up to be visible all the time, you should also make up a little bit above the globe line so that it is visible even when you look straight ahead!<\/p>\n
A trick is to look straight ahead in the mirror, and mark with the eyeshadow how high you want it to go depending on how much you want it to be visible. Then you can start from that marking when you make up the eyelid.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nTip 2 - If you are going to use two different eye shadows<\/span><\/h4>\nIf you want two colors and that both should be visible at the same time, skip the eyeliner so that the eyeshadow on the eyelid reaches down to the fringe edge, and then you can apply the other color along the globe line. Then both will be visible! In the picture you see an example of how to apply the colors.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nTip 3 - Cat eyes<\/h4>\n
If you want a more elongated cat eye shape on the make-up, it is a good idea to put make-up so far out that you "embed" the entire crease line crease. Then it does not matter how you move the eyes, that crease will in any case not make the makeup look choppy or uneven.<\/p>\n
To easily get this nice, it is a good idea to also apply eye shadow on the underside of the eye and "tie together" the makeup in the outer corner of the eye. Read mine\u00a0previous posts<\/a>about cat eyes for more tips!<\/p>\n![\"5\"](\"http:\/\/www.imakeyousmile.se\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/01\/5.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\nTip 4 - Cat eyes with two different eye shadows<\/h4>\n
If you want to make a cat eye shape with two different colors, it is smart to apply the outermost color a fairly long distance into the eyelid, so that the transition does not end up exactly in the skin fold. Because then the transition can look uneven depending on how you look with your eyes.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nTip 2 - If you are going to use two different eye shadows<\/span><\/h4>\nIf you want two colors and that both should be visible at the same time, skip the eyeliner so that the eyeshadow on the eyelid reaches down to the fringe edge, and then you can apply the other color along the globe line. Then both will be visible! In the picture you see an example of how to apply the colors.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nTip 3 - Cat eyes<\/h4>\n
If you want a more elongated cat eye shape on the make-up, it is a good idea to put make-up so far out that you "embed" the entire crease line crease. Then it does not matter how you move the eyes, that crease will in any case not make the makeup look choppy or uneven.<\/p>\n
To easily get this nice, it is a good idea to also apply eye shadow on the underside of the eye and "tie together" the makeup in the outer corner of the eye. Read mine\u00a0previous posts<\/a>about cat eyes for more tips!<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nTip 4 - Cat eyes with two different eye shadows<\/h4>\n
If you want to make a cat eye shape with two different colors, it is smart to apply the outermost color a fairly long distance into the eyelid, so that the transition does not end up exactly in the skin fold. Because then the transition can look uneven depending on how you look with your eyes.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nTip 3 - Cat eyes<\/h4>\n
If you want a more elongated cat eye shape on the make-up, it is a good idea to put make-up so far out that you "embed" the entire crease line crease. Then it does not matter how you move the eyes, that crease will in any case not make the makeup look choppy or uneven.<\/p>\n
To easily get this nice, it is a good idea to also apply eye shadow on the underside of the eye and "tie together" the makeup in the outer corner of the eye. Read mine\u00a0previous posts<\/a>about cat eyes for more tips!<\/p>\n If you want to make a cat eye shape with two different colors, it is smart to apply the outermost color a fairly long distance into the eyelid, so that the transition does not end up exactly in the skin fold. Because then the transition can look uneven depending on how you look with your eyes.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nTip 4 - Cat eyes with two different eye shadows<\/h4>\n