Artistry for Eye Shapes

Use matte, neutral, mid-toned shadow to help create the illusion of a crease. Open eye area by adding light, shimmery shadow to inner corners.

Shown:
1. Soft Touch Shadow Float
2. Knockout Nudes Rose Quartz

Apply medium to dark shadow along lash line. Blend on lid, keeping the intensity along lash line. Apply lighter eye shadow to inner corners. For winged looks, a thicker wing is more dramatic.

Shown:
1. Soft Touch Shadow Float
2. Knockout Nudes Rose Quartz
3. Soft Touch Eye Pencil Earthy

Apply light to medium shadow across lid. Follow with darker shadow at outer corner. Apply eyeliner to upper lash line making the line slightly thicker at outer corner.

Shown:
1. Soft Touch Shadow Rich
2. Soft Touch Shadow Romance
3. Soft Touch Eye Pencil Blackout

Apply lighter toned shadow to inner half of lid. Finish by applying liner to outer corner of upper and lower lash lines.

Shown:
1. Soft Touch Shadow Periwinkle
2. Knockout Nudes Gold Star
3. Soft Touch Eye Pencil Navy

Sweep on matte shade just above orbital bone, blending up toward outer corner of brow for lift.

Shown:
1. Soft Touch Shadow Fuzzy
2. Knockout Nudes Silver Petal

Add a light, shimmery shade to lid. This will help pull your eye forward. Apply deeper shadow to outer corner, bringing it up into your crease.

Shown:
1. Soft Touch Shadow Spark
2. Soft Touch Shadow Fuzzy
3. Soft Touch Eye Pencil Royalty
4. Soft Touch Shadow Dive

Use light or bright shade on inner corner of eye and extend to middle of eyelid. Working outward, apply light-medium shade, then a darker to outer corner.

Shown:
1. Knockout Nudes 2 Velvet Plum
2. Soft Touch Shadow Romance
3. Shadow Stick Mystic

Apply darker color to inner corner, fading it towards outer corner while blending.

Shown:
1. Soft Touch Shadow Spark
2. Knockout Nudes Caramel
3. Soft Touch Eye Pencil Teak