How to Achieve a Warm Autumn-Inspired Eye Makeup Look
Ready to embrace the earthy vibes of autumn? This guide is perfect for anyone wanting to achieve a warm, fall-inspired eye makeup look.
The ritual, step by step
- Prep Your Eyelids Start with a clean eyelid, then apply an eyeshadow primer to help the colours stick and last longer. This step also prevents creasing, ensuring your look stays fresh throughout the day.
- Choose Your Base Shade Opt for a soft beige or light brown as your base. Apply it all over your eyelid up to the brow bone to create a neutral foundation for the warmer shades.
- Layer Warm Shades Select a warm burnt orange or terracotta shade and apply it to your eyelid, blending it into the crease. This will add warmth and dimension, essential for that autumnal vibe.
- Define with Darker Tones Use a deeper brown or burgundy to define the outer corner of your eye. Blend it into the crease to enhance the depth of your look, creating a smoky effect thatβs perfect for fall.
- Finish with Highlight Add a shimmery gold or champagne shade to the inner corner of your eyes and under the brow bone. This will brighten your eyes and create a lovely contrast with the warm tones.
- Complete the Look Finish with mascara and your favourite eyeliner. For an added touch, consider a warm-toned eyeliner for a cohesive look.
Where people go wrong
Many people skip the primer, which can lead to patchy application and creasing. Others may apply too much product at once, making blending difficult. Lastly, forgetting to highlight can leave the look feeling flat and unfinished.
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Good questions
What brushes should I use for this look?
Use a flat brush for applying shadows and a fluffy brush for blending.
Can I use other colours?
Absolutely! Feel free to experiment with different warm shades to match your style.
How do I make my eyes look bigger?
Apply a lighter shade on the inner corners and keep darker shades towards the outer corners.
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