er a variety of colors that compliment one another. I would chose a trio (as in three) for an enormous array of ways to make your eyes really stand out. The first color is usually a really light, neutral color which will act as a base. Apply this neutral color from the top to bottom of your eyelid. The second color is a slight bit darker than the first, which should be used, in the creased part of the eyelid. Gently spread from side to side until crease is completely covered. Last, but not least is the third color that just acts as an accent to make your eyes really stand out and scream, “Hello”! When applying this color make sure you do not get too much on your brush because you will have a hellacious mess! Gently brush this color on the edge of your eyelid in an outward and upward motion.Your cheeks are getting extremely jealous at this point! To locate your cheekbones you need to make a “fish face” by pulling your lips in and gently sucking your cheeks. This is a very simple step to locating exactly where your blush should go. Brush the color on extending from your cheekbones (in the middle of your face)to the hairline on each side of your face. Not too much, sometimes less is better!Now for the hardest part to applying your “face”. Mascara can be a little tricky especially if you’ve never applied it before. You want to unscrew the brush by twisting counter-clockwise. Pull the brush out and while looking slightly downwards, brush on with steady strokes making sure to cover all your lashes. Give this time to dry before putting mascara on the eyelashes under your eyes. By doing this you are saving a lot of time getting the mascara off your eyes because you need to look up. Gently brush the mascara on while tilting your eyes in an upward fashion. Bat your eyes a few times and give this also I chance to dry well. If you happen to get the color on any part of your skin, try tak...
