Makeup For Glasses?!?

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Elizabeth C.

Aug 22, 2013

Elizabeth C.

Focus on your lashes, just curl them so they're not rubbing against your glasses, and tightline to accentuate your eyes and avoid making them appear smaller, as liner on your lids might.

Barbara L.

Aug 22, 2013

Barbara L.

Black/dark liners on your lower waterline can make eyes appear smaller. Also try putting in a shimmery highlighting shadow in your inner corner. It can really make or break a look!

Barbara L.

Aug 22, 2013

Barbara L.

In that picture I have only liner on my upper waterline (or tight line), mascara and shadow on my inner corners and under my brow.

Vanessa W.

Aug 22, 2013

Vanessa W.

Cat eyeliner looks so good with glasses! Also, liner your waterline. Makes the eyes stand out.

Don't overdo your brows or it'll overpower the face along w glasses frames.

Also, don't overdo the lashes or they'll hit against the glasses lens and it's really annoying haha. Just a simple curl and whip of mascara will do. :)

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