1. Prep With a Luminous, Hydrating Eye Base
Start by applying a luminous, hydrating eye base to your eyelids. This will not only moisturize the delicate skin around your eyes but also provide a bright canvas for your eyeshadow. Choose a base that has light-reflecting properties, such as one with a pearl or champagne undertone. Apply a pea-sized amount to each eyelid and gently blend it in using your ring finger for the lightest touch. This step ensures that your eyeshadow stays vibrant and crease-free throughout the day.
2. Use Strategic Color Corrector to Cancel Darkness
Dark circles can make hooded eyes look even more closed off, so it’s crucial to neutralize them with a color corrector. Use a peach or salmon-toned corrector to counteract the blue or purple tones under your eyes. Apply a small amount directly on the dark areas and blend it out with a damp makeup sponge. This will create an even base and make your eyes appear more awake and refreshed.
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