Apply this to the outer corner or the outer V of your eye to add definition. Continue to blend and if there's any area that you want to add any more definition.

And you will see you get a much brighter. Look. You can leave it just like this for like a faux cut crease look or you can blend the edge just add some eyeliner and some mascara.

1: Talc, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Phenyl Trimethicone, Silica, Synthetic Wax, Dimethicone, Magnesium Stearate, Boron Nitride, Hydrogen Dimethicone, Phenoxyethanol, Aluminum Hydroxide, Lauroyl Lysine, Ethylhexylglycerin, Aqua (Water), Stearic Acid, Tocopherol.

Now you want to customize this to work for you. The light shade should be at least one shade lighter than your skin tone. The medium shade is at least one shade darker than your skin tone.

Eyeshadow quads are a good idea and well worth the money in my opinion. You usually get 4 complimentary colors that work well together-or-you can choose to use just one or two of the colors, switch it em up, it's a win win situation!! And it's typically cheaper to buy a quad than 4 individual colors.

And outer corners. And then the third one i'm gonna be showing you is actually similar to the smokey eye. But it's using less eyeshadows. And then the lower lid is going to be like an accent.

So, to sum it up, the best eyeshadow colors for brown eyes are:

• Pink to soften,
• Brown and plum to intensify your look,
• Blue shades (like electric blue or night blue) to deepen your brown eyes and make them stand out,
• Green hues for a unique, luscious makeup look,
• Gold and copper to brighten your eyes.

WHY EYESHADOW PALETTES? An eyeshadow palette offers a spectrum of shades, usually within the same color group, or at least in complementary shades. At one end of the spectrum will be lighter shades (to highlight and brighten) then medium shades (for base shades on lids) then dark shades (for lining and defining).

Talc or mica is used because it has excellent smoothness. The following ingredients are all used for their covering power: powdered kaolin - a smooth, fine, powdered type of clay; titanium dioxide - this ingredient provides coverage and gives a product its opaque quality.

Parabens, Aluminum (cheap colorant), and Triclosan (similar to paraben), dimethicone are all major skin irritants and are all added to cheaply made eyeshadows – even if they charge you luxury prices.

Warm skin tones can opt for warm tones in golds, oranges, and reds, to accentuate the warmth in their skin. Cool skin tones can go with blues, greens, and purples, to match the blue, purple pink undertones in their skin. Neutrals have the unique privilege to experiment with warm as well as cool shades.

Vibrant, cool shades in green and blue can look especially flattering, but if you'd rather stay neutral, Sotomayor loves to take advantage of copper, bronze, and warm autumnal shades. You should avoid eyeshadow with an ashy or white color, which can look dull or come up invisible on dark skin.

With a palette, you have access to a wide range of colors and finishes, allowing you to create various eye looks by mixing and matching different shades. Eyeshadow singles, on the other hand, provide a single shade option, limiting the possibilities for creating complex or multi-dimensional eye looks.

Three is always better than one. When it comes to how to put on eyeshadow, you don't have to apply just one shade to your lids. You don't even have to apply only two. Using three shades of eyeshadow is a great way to create a multidimensional eye makeup look.

You can always make eyeshadow more pigmented. Although you don't need to have dozens of colors to be an eyeshadow artist, it is recommended that you have at least three shades of eyeshadow in the same color palette. Several different looks require a light, medium, and dark eyeshadow.

Avoid using black eyeshadow or the darker grays on dark brown eyes which can make dark brown eyes 'disappear'. Stick to lighter shades of brown eyeshadow unless you have light brown eyes or hazel brown eyes. Use a cool eyeshadow palette to create drama – so blue, green, or yellow eyeshadow.