Evening Eyes in 4 Easy Steps
Achieving after-dark eyes—the black liner, the smoky shadow—made simple by makeup artist Sandy Linter. (Get more tips from O's Guide to Gorgeous Eyes)
STEP 4:
A deep violet eyeshadow flatters almost every eye color. (Brush it on before applying two coats of black mascara.)
The Expert Says:
To make your eyes look more wide-set, apply the deepest shadow color to the outside of your lid, lightening it as you move the brush toward the bridge of your nose. A touch of cream highlighter on the center of your eyelids will soften the shadow and brighten your eyes.
Glam it up with a hit of shimmer on your lips.
Go back to O's guide to gorgeous eyes
The Expert Says:
To make your eyes look more wide-set, apply the deepest shadow color to the outside of your lid, lightening it as you move the brush toward the bridge of your nose. A touch of cream highlighter on the center of your eyelids will soften the shadow and brighten your eyes.
Glam it up with a hit of shimmer on your lips.
Go back to O's guide to gorgeous eyes
From the February 2011 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine