How to create Japanese big eye makeup?

Eye makeup is the most troublesome step in the entire process of makeup. Applying eye makeup requires a lot of skills, especially for girls who are new to makeup. A good eye makeup can make your eyes look better. They instantly become bigger and more attractive. Nowadays, big eye makeup is popular. So, how to create Japanese big eye makeup? Let’s take a look at how to apply Japanese big eye makeup.

1. How to apply Japanese big eye makeup

STEP1: Use a medium-sized foundation brush to create a powder makeup that is more transparent, thinner, and more natural, and the nude makeup effect is better. Pour the liquid foundation on the back of your hand, dip some foundation brush into it, then pat it evenly on the back of your hand, and use the X-marking method to lightly brush the cheeks, forehead, chin and nose repeatedly.

STEP2: After applying the foundation, you need to gently apply it again with a cotton pad. Pay attention to choosing a sponge with a soft texture and fine pores. When spreading, try to follow the texture of the skin to prevent makeup from being unable to apply in small fine lines. Using this method can make the foundation more evenly distributed, and the makeup texture will be lighter and look more natural.

STEP3: Use a large blush brush to apply pink blush, and sweep it onto the highest part of your smile muscles. Use a circular motion, from the inside out, and gradually blend it out to create a natural flush. Makeup is most likely to come off in summer, so remember to use powder to set it.

STEP4: For eye makeup, we use pearlescent light purple as eye base to brighten dull eye skin.

STEP5: Next, we use dark gray to smudge the ends of the eyes to enhance the depth of the eye sockets.

STEP6: The lower eyelids are also smudged with dark gray eye shadow, naturally connecting with the upper eyeliner.

STEP7: Use black eyeliner to outline the eye lines, lift the ends of the eyes upward, and use white eyeliner to brighten the top of the eyes.

STEP8: Choose false eyelashes that are lengthened at the end of the eye to look more charming. Apply them along the eyeliner. Only the second half of the lower eyelashes need to be applied.

STEP9: Finally, apply pink lip gloss, and the entire makeup is complete

2. The correct use of makeup

Foundation vs liquid foundation, lipstick vs Lip gloss, eyeliner vs eyeliner, when hard textures face soft textures, which camp do you prefer?

Part1 Face

Cream foundation VS liquid foundation

Mixing soft and hard is better

If your makeup skills are relatively advanced For different levels, you can try mixing liquid foundation and cream foundation. After applying the liquid foundation, gently press the cream foundation on the details that need special coverage. This will take care of the entire makeup without neglecting local modifications.

Hard: Cream Foundation

The hard texture of foundation is not known to many people, but it also has advantages that should not be underestimated in creating base makeup. In terms of coverage and longevity, this foundation never disappoints.

Good at makeup effects: partial primer

Suitable skin type: neutral to oily

Recommended tools: sponge block

TIPS

1. The sponge block can make the foundation evenly and thinly adhere to the skin. When applying, please pat it gently to cover it instead of wiping vigorously to avoid excessive stretching damage to the skin.

2. Vermicelli specially customized for the face can be applied directly to the face. Be gentle and even when applying.

Soft: Liquid Foundation

When it comes to foundation, the first thing most people think of is liquid foundation. In the ranking of Asian women’s favorite cosmetics, liquid foundation has always been in the top three with an absolute advantage. The flowing liquid texture makes liquid foundation the representative of soft texture in base makeup.

Good at makeup effects: large-area base

Suitable for skin type: normal to dry

Recommended tools: foundation brush

1. When brushing large areas such as cheeks, forehead, chin, etc., keep the angle of the foundation brush at about 30 degrees, and when brushing the wings of the nose, around the eyes, and corners of the mouth, turn the brush The head is slightly raised so that small parts can be taken care of more flexibly.

2. You can use your fingers to take the liquid foundation and apply it on the cheeks, forehead, tip of the nose and chin, and then use a brush to spread it evenly; you can also pour the liquid foundation on the back of your hand, and then use a brush to take an appropriate amount and apply it. .

Part 2 Lips

Lipstick VS lipgloss

Mixing soft and hard is better

The combination of lipstick and lipgloss can create a More refined and professional makeup effect. It is recommended to use lipstick as a base for your lips and add a layer of lip gloss of the same color on top of it. Note that the lip gloss covers a smaller area than the lipstick. The lip makeup created in this way is more three-dimensional and layered, and the effect is more outstanding.

Hard: Lipstick

This lip cosmetic is regarded as a cosmetic icon. Its hard texture determines its plump and textured makeup effect.

Good at makeup effects: outlining lip shapes

Applicable occasions: commuting, business and other formal occasions

Recommended tools: professional lip brush

TIPS

1. When applying lipstick, the bristles should be smoothed, use the edge of the tip of the bristles to apply lipstick, and then slowly add color.

2. In order to make the lips appear fuller, draw a line 1 to 2 mm outside the corners of the mouth and connect it to the center. It is better to draw straight lines.

Soft: Lip gloss

Nowadays, lip gloss, which can make lip makeup more fashionable and full of vitality, has become a must-have cosmetic for girls. Lip gloss not only makes your lips shiny, but depending on how you use it, it can also create a variety of styles, either cute or elegant, adding extra points to your makeup!

Good at makeup effect: improving moisturizing feeling

Applicable occasions: dating, shopping and other casual occasions

Recommended tools: lip gloss brush head

TIPS

1. Choose a lip gloss that suits your skin tone and makeup!

2. When applying, be careful not to let the lip gloss accumulate at the corners of the lips.

Part3 Eyes

Eyeliner VS Eyeliner

Mixing soft and hard is better

Eyeliner vs. Eyeliner** *Use together to make your eye makeup more perfect. First use eyeliner to shape the overall shape, and then use eyeliner to apply it locally to achieve a makeup effect that has both form and spirit. After skilled use, you will find that the combination of eyeliner and eyeliner can meet the eyeliner needs of almost any eye shape.

Hard: Eyeliner

Hard eyeliner is one of the most common primary eye makeup products. The harder texture is easier to apply and the price/performance ratio is relatively high.

Good at makeup effects: local application

Suitable parts: corners of the eyes

Recommended tools: direct application

TIPS

1. Use eyeliner to draw along the root of the eyelashes to the corner of the eye, which can create the effect of the eyeliner gradually fading at the corner of the eye.

2. Apply the tip of the pen on the corners of the eyes to make the inner corners of the eyes look deeper and brighter.

Soft: eyeliner

The soft texture of eyeliner makes many entry-level novices find it difficult to control. However, the fullness and durability that eyeliner can achieve are indeed unmatched by other eyeliner products.

Specializes in makeup effects: overall shaping

Suitable area: the entire eye area

Recommended tools: eyeliner brush

TIPS

1. Gently lift the end of the eye, draw along the root of the eyelashes from the end of the eye forward, and draw about the last 1/3 of the end of the eye.

2. Use the same technique, and then draw from the beginning of the eye to the end of the eye to fill in the first 2/3 of the eyeliner. Note that when drawing, the strokes should be light and the ends of the eyes should be thinner than the ends of the eyes.