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Connect the top and bottom lines at the outer corners of your eyes......for a soft, natural winged effect that both lifts and widens your eyes. A bronze-gold shadow and two coats of mascara complete the look. Laura Gellar's Color Theory
Black eyeliner on the upper lashline makes everyone's lashes look thicker and their eyes more open. If you have dark skin, trace the liner along your lower lashes, too. If you're pale, use a dark brown liner on the bottom instead—black could look too stark and emphasize undereye circles. From the December 2012 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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