Tips on eyeshadow for small eyes.
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Jan 6, 2015
Jenna S.
I have hooded eyes and so I don't use eyeliner but what you should do is use charcoal liner and it may help. I would use I primer and then instead of a brush use your finger.
Jan 6, 2015
Hannah K.
Hmmm a few thoughts for you:
Look for very small flat shader brushes, Sephora brand has some good ones. Pencil brushes will also work well for your small lids :)
Use lighter shades, darker shades tend to make small eyes look smaller
Jan 6, 2015
Jenny A.
I find a flat paddle brush that comes to a bit of a point to be helpful for my small eyes. The Kashuk tools "small eye shadow brush #07" works well for me.
http://soniakashuk.com/small-eye-shadow-brush-no-07/
I also like a mini shader brush, similar in shape to the MAC 228 that I use to highlight the inner corner and under the eye brow, since I don't have a lot of space either place.
A small slanted brush can also be helpful for working in the outer corner of a small eye, something like
https://bdelliumtools.com/maestro/maestro-939-slanted-detailer.html
Jan 6, 2015
Jenna S.
By the looks of your picture I would say, like mine, hooded.
Jan 7, 2015
Isabella K.
Smudging eyeshadow or pencil eyeliner on the outer corners, some eyeliner and a little bit up in the crease to create the ilussion of bigger eyes. Nude eyeliner and bold brows also help.