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I have been hearing a lot of frustration and confusion from my Asian brides about how to apply eye makeup. I simply try to define the eye and use colors that complement the skin tone. I don’t approach an Asian eye any differently than I would any Caucasian, Hispanic, African, or Icelandic eye. I don’t believe in “creating” a crease if there isn’t one. I like to accentuate the lash line which will define and pop your eye color. Below is a breakdown of my simple approach for an Asian eye that can be used on any eye. I have a list of specific products below the photos.

1. Brush a sheer shimmer shadow over the entire lid (blended into the eyebrow area) I suggest either an opal or gold shimmer.
2. Apply a thin tight line across the upper lashline. Use a thicker line for a more dramatic eye.
3. Smudge the liner with a eyeshadow brush or smudge brush
4. (Optional) Sweep a medium tone color on the eyeshadow brush and smudge this into the liner and up towards the top of your eyeball. The shape of the shadow should mirror the shape of your eye. Blend, blend and blend with an empty shadow brush or ponytail brush.
5. (Optional) Apply lashes if wanted.
6. Apply mascara to curled lashes.

Done!

Here are some of my recommended products:

Sheer Light Shadows:

M.A.C. - Rice Paper, Shroom,
Bobbi - Champagne, any of the Shimmer Bricks
L’Oreal - Duos in Classic Khaki and Mocha Buff

Liners:

M.A.C. Fluidline in Backtrack or Dipdown
Bobbi - Gel Liner in Black Plum(great for popping brown eyes), Black, Espresso, Granite

Medium Shadows:

M.A.C. - Expensive Pink, Girlie, Shale, Era, Haux
Bobbi - Raisin, Fawn, Stone, Chocolate Shimmer
Almay - Pure blend shadows - Stone, Oatmeal, Lavender

Brushes:

Stilla - #28 double sided brush - a liner and smudge brush - one of my favorite brushes! I also love #30 - double sided eyeshadow and ponytail brush.

Here are examples of this eye on my gorgeous brides. Let me know if this helps you out!