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Eyeshadow
Give your eyes the attention they deserve. Applying an eye shadow lets your eyes shine and completes your look. Do you already use eye shadow for your day or evening make-up? Shop the most beautiful make-up products at Salontotal.com. Read more >
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The best eyeshadow
Do you go for one colour or do you prefer to blend several eyeshadow colours together? Do you opt for natural colours or is it okay to stand out? The best eyeshadow is therefore very personal. You can apply it subtly, but you can also go all out with a nice smokey eye, for example. A beautiful eye make-up makes your eyes shine and completes your look. So create the most beautiful eye looks with the right products. Do you want to apply the product beautifully and have the colours blend well? Then it is important to have good make-up brushes. Are you a fan of striking eyeshadow colours? Then the make-up eyeshadow palettes from SUVA are really for you! The palettes are very colourful and contain good pigments.
Does your eye make-up not stay on beautifully? Then try a primer. You apply this as a first step. It ensures the eyeshadow stays on nicely, all day long.
Applying eye shadow
There are several ways to apply eye make-up. Do you want to use one colour or combine several colours? You apply it easily with the right make-up brushes. Choose the best colours from your eyeshadow palette that you want to use.
- Step 1: Apply a primer on the eyelid.
- Step 2: Use a light (base) colour on the moving eyelid to just below the eyebrows.
- Step 3: Apply the dark colour from the outer corner of the eye to about the centre of the eye.
- Step 4: Do not let this colour run too much above the arcade arch.
- Step 5: Blend the colours together for a nice, natural transition.
- Step 6: Use an eye pencil and/or mascara as desired.
- Tip: Experiment with eyeshadow application from time to time. Choose a darker colour one time, apply a bit more product or set it a bit higher. That way you will find out what you like and what suits you best. Don't like it? Remove the make-up easily with an eye make-up remover.
- Tip: Apply eye make-up as the first step of your make-up routine. Small mistakes can still be easily fixed with your concealer or foundation.
Frequently asked questions
Which eye shadow colour goes well with blue eyes?
With blue eyes, warm shades of eyeshadow such as copper, bronze and peach fit. These colours contrast beautifully and make blue eyes stand out. Earth tones like taupe and warm brown can also look great. It is important that you feel comfortable with the make-up you wear. Experiment to find out which shades look best on you.
Which eye shadow colour suits green eyes?
Purple and golden shades suit green eyes perfectly. These colours make the green eye colour stand out. Neutral earthy shades such as warm brown can also look nice. It is a matter of experimentation to find the best shades that emphasise the natural beauty of your green eyes.
How to apply eye shadow?
Eye shadow can be applied with a brush or sponge. For a long-lasting hold, you can apply a base first. A light colour on the entire eyelid is a good base. Then apply a medium colour on the moving eyelid and blend well. Add depth by applying a darker shade in the outer corner of the eye and along the lash line. Highlight the brow bone and inner corner of the eye with a light shade for a beautiful look.
Which eye shadow colour for brown eyes?
For brown eyes, warm shades such as bronze, copper and green are very appropriate. These colours accentuate the warmth of brown eyes. Cooler shades such as purple and blue can also offer a nice contrast. Neutral colours like taupe and warm brown are versatile and go well with everyday looks.
How does eye shadow stay on longer?
To make eyeshadow last longer, you can apply an eyeshadow base. This allows the eyeshadow to adhere better. Dab the base on the eyelid to create a smooth base. Then you can apply and blend the eyeshadow. If necessary, you can fix your makeup look longer with a setting spray. In addition, it helps not to touch the eyes.
Which eyeshadows stay put well?
Eye shadows often stay on well when a base is applied. In addition, whether it stays on well varies by type and ingredients. Creamy eyeshadows, for instance, often have good adhesion. It can help to choose products that have proven durability and water resistance. Remember to remove any oiliness from the eyelids before application and use a setting spray after application.
How long does eye shadow last?
Eye shadow usually has a shelf life of between 12 and 24 months, but this can vary based on ingredients and usage. Pay close attention to changes in smell, texture or colour. This is how you can detect spoilage. To avoid spoilage, it is wise to store the eyeshadow tightly closed in a cool, dry place.
Which eyeshadow for sensitive eyes?
For sensitive eyes, it is advisable to use hypoallergenic and dermatologically tested eyeshadows. Choose products without irritating ingredients such as perfume and parabens. Mineral eye shadows are also often suitable. Always test the product on a small area of skin before applying them to your eyes.