Covering dark circles requires the right products and techniques, as the under-eye area is delicate.

Steps:

1. Prep the skin: Apply an eye cream to hydrate the area and prevent the concealer from settling into fine lines.
2. Use a corrector: For very dark circles, apply a peach- or orange-toned corrector to neutralize the discoloration.
3. Apply concealer: Choose a concealer that is one shade lighter than your skin tone to brighten the area.
4. Blend gently: Use your fingertip, a damp makeup sponge, or a brush to tap the concealer into the skin. Avoid rubbing to ensure even coverage.
5. Set with powder: Lightly dust a translucent powder under the eyes to keep the concealer in place and prevent creasing.

The cat-eye is a timeless and elegant makeup technique, perfect for accentuating your eyes and creating a dramatic look.

Steps:

1. Prep your eyes: Remove any oil from your eyelids by applying an eye primer. This helps the eyeliner stay in place.
2. Start with a line: Draw a thin line along your upper lash line, beginning from the inner corner of your eye and extending outward.
3. Create the "wing": Use your lower lash line as a guide and draw a line angling towards the end of your eyebrow to create the wing.
4. Connect the wing: Draw a line from the tip of the wing to the center of your eyelid, forming a triangle. Fill in the triangle with your eyeliner.
5. Perfect the line: Ensure the line is smooth and symmetrical. Use a liquid eyeliner for a sharp and clean look.

Tip: If you make a mistake, use a cotton swab dipped in makeup remover to fix the line.

Applying false eyelashes can seem tricky, but with practice, it becomes easy and creates a stunning effect.

Steps:

1. Prep your natural lashes: Apply a coat of mascara to your natural lashes to help them blend with the falsies.
2. Trim the lashes to size: If the false lashes are too long for your eyes, trim them from the outer edge to fit.
3. Apply lash glue: Spread a thin line of lash glue along the base of the false lashes. Wait 20-30 seconds until the glue becomes tacky.
4. Place the lashes: Use tweezers or your fingers to position the false lashes as close to your natural lash line as possible. Start with the center, then adjust the inner and outer corners.
5. Secure the lashes: Gently press the lashes into place and allow the glue to dry.
6. Finish the look: Apply eyeliner over the lash band to hide the glue and create a seamless finish.

The right techniques and colors can make your eyes pop and enhance their natural beauty.

Steps:

1. Use an eye primer: This keeps your eyeshadow in place and makes the colors more vibrant.
2. Choose complementary shades:

• For brown or green eyes: Gold, bronze, or purple tones.
• For blue eyes: Peach, coral, or gray tones.

1. Add depth: Apply a light shade on the eyelid and a darker shade on the outer corner and crease to create depth.
2. Line your eyes: Use black or brown eyeliner along the lash line to define your eyes. A white pencil on the waterline can make your eyes look larger and brighter.
3. Finish with mascara: Apply two coats of mascara to add length and volume to your lashes.

Smokey eyes are perfect for a dramatic and sultry look, especially for evening events.

Steps:

1. Prep your eyes: Apply an eye primer to ensure your shadows stay in place.
2. Base with pencil: Use a black or dark brown pencil along your upper lash line and smudge it slightly with a brush to create the base.
3. Apply shadow:

• Use a dark eyeshadow (black, charcoal, or brown) on the outer corner and crease of your eye.
• Apply a medium-toned shadow on the lid to blend with the darker shade.
• Use a light or shimmery shadow (champagne or beige) on the inner corner to brighten the eyes.

1. Blend: Blend all the shadows seamlessly with a clean brush to avoid harsh lines.
2. Lower lash line: Apply the dark shadow along your lower lash line and smudge it for a soft effect.
3. Finish the look: Add eyeliner and mascara for intensity.