Like going for a walk or talking to a trusted friend, makeup can be therapeutic.
What’s more, it’s an opportunity for creative expression.
If you’re new to the world of beauty, it’s best to start with beginner-friendly eyeshadow looks.
Here’s how to get started.
Separate a pea-sized amount between both lids, tapping it out with a sponge.
Start by messily lining your upper and lower lids with a black pencil or multi-purpose shadow stick fromNYX.
Next, use your fingertips and a hand-held mirror to smudge your liner, adding more pigment as necessary.
Finish off the look by adding tear-like sparkles under your eyes.
Because the grunge aesthetic discourages precision, this look is ideal for makeup newbies.
Finally, apply a brighter shade to the center of your lid and inner corner.
Best of all, you’re able to use your finger as an app tool.
Starting with a sponge-tipped applicator, carve out your crease with a medium color Deepak uses an autumnal orange.
Apply sparkles to the middle of your lid to make your eyes pop even more.
Instead, apply a thin layer of translucent powder and you’re good to go.
Keep in mind that rockstar glitter goes best with messy hair and bell sleeves.
Multi-purpose blush sticks are quick and easy
Don’t have any eyeshadow on hand?
Blush can do the trick in a pinch.
Finish it off with a generous amount of soft pink blush and maybe even yourbest Barbiecore outfit.
Play with primaries
Hoping to stand out with your next look?
Opt for a bold color.
Next, go in generously with your chosen shade, layering until both sides look balanced.
If you’re using a lighter primary something like yellow you don’t need a white primer.
Instead, layer a powder-based shadow over a solid cream instead.
Start off by priming your eyes before going in with a neutral shadow to define your crease.
Next, pick your main color pastels make for a beautifully classy base and press it into your lid.
Next, apply tape diagonally in the direction of your temples this will create a cat-eye effect.
Next, go in with your chosen colors.
Easy editorial
If precision isn’t your thing, abstract editorial eyeshadow could be perfect for you.
The possibilities are endless.
Put your bronzer to good use
Plenty of makeup products have multiple uses.
When it comes to blending, a fluffy brush works best.
If you’ve warmed up your cheeks with a cream bronzer, use the same formula on your eyes.
Sticking to the same products across all areas of your face will help your makeup look more natural.
you’ve got the option to repurpose your go-to highlighter on the center of your lid too.
Finish it all off with a dash of mascara, and you’re good to go.
Line up your colors
This beauty hack has been tried and tested on social media.
Simply blend them all together using a fluffy brush to create an effortless smokey eye.
Then, add a layer of glitter, brush up your brows, and don’t skimp on blush.
Finally, she fills in the gaps with a shimmery yellow eyeshadow.
For this step, you’ve got the option to use your fingers as an utility tool.
Under-eye charm
It’s trendy to look tired, at least in the world of high fashion.
Complete theIndie sleaze-inspiredlook with a smattering of gold sparkles.
When working with stamps, liquid eyeshadows are most effective.
Perfection isn’t everything
The bottom line?
Especially when it comes to colorful eyeshadows, embrace the process rather than perfection.
In some ways, the most revolutionary looks are the “imperfect” ones.
