The 2011 Spring Makeup O-wards: The Best New Beauty Products
Introducing the 30 winners of our fourth annual contest.
The Eye Makeup-Made-Easy Award
Do you buy whole eyeshadow palettes only to hollow out one shade—the taupe, right?—and leave the others untouched? Then try these two DIY stars: They show you how to combine colors to eye-opening effect.
Top: Revlon CustomEyes Shadow & Liner ($9; drugstores)
Each palette includes four eyeshadows and one eyeliner; a numbered diagram on the back shows you exactly where each color goes.
Bottom: L'Oréal Paris The One Sweep Eye Shadow ($10; drugstores)
Swipe the curved, lid-shaped applicator over the three coordinated shades, then brush it across your lids (with the darkest color closest to your lashline). Done!
Top: Revlon CustomEyes Shadow & Liner ($9; drugstores)
Each palette includes four eyeshadows and one eyeliner; a numbered diagram on the back shows you exactly where each color goes.
Bottom: L'Oréal Paris The One Sweep Eye Shadow ($10; drugstores)
Swipe the curved, lid-shaped applicator over the three coordinated shades, then brush it across your lids (with the darkest color closest to your lashline). Done!
From the April 2011 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine