Standard eye eyeshadow help.
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Mar 25, 2014
Monica M.
I have standard eyes, yet every time I put a color in the crease it does not show when I look straight ahead. not to confuse this because my eye arent hooded. what should I do and what makeup style should I use for applying eyeshadow?
Mar 25, 2014
Celeste G.
I have this problem too.
Mar 25, 2014
Emilie W.
The same thing happens to me too but I have hooded eyes.. Anyway look up gossmakeupartist (I think that's what it is!) on YouTube! He has standard eyes and he puts his eyeshadow on perfect! :)
Mar 26, 2014
Monica M.
Aha I love goss! but for some reason, when I try to recreate his looks, the same problem happens :/
Mar 26, 2014
Deanna C.
I have the same problem so I just have to exaggerate my crease more than other people. Haha. I usually just make the crease color thicker, if that makes any sense. That way, when you're looking straight ahead, some of the extra color disappears into nowhere land and you're left with the rest of the color to show in your crease. :) I hope this helps a little? I'm not that great with putting my ideas into words. Haha.
Mar 26, 2014
Katherine W.
Looking at your photos, you seem to have more of a deep-set eye than a standard eye. Again, gossmakeupartist has advice for deep-set eyes.
Mar 26, 2014
Monica M.
thanks!