Eye Shadow

I always use my foundation as my eyeshadow primer! It worked amazing with me and it leaves me with less worry about the primer making my eyelids lighter or darker than my skintone. It also keeps the eyeshadow put in place It might not work with all foundations though, I use Clinique Almost Makeup foundation (the one with spf 15) it's amazing!

yes you can my mum is a beauty theripist and i use blush on my eyes every day. what it does is it makes you have a natural look and it matches your cheeks.

have a look in the shops and see what blush suits you the best 1

oh and dont put chap stik on your eyes that will make it all taky and gluggy and yuk. hope this helps :)

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There are two reasons why you shouldn't.

First is safety. Eye shadow is made specially so if you get it in your eye it won't injure you. Blush PROBABLY won't injure you, but eye shadow definitely won't. They also put antimicrobial agents in eye shadow to keep harmful eye bacteria from growing in it that blush doesn't need, or have.

The other is staying power. The places you put blush don't move very much. The places you put eye shadow are in constant motion. They have to put chemicals in eye shadow to make them stick to your skin that they don't put in blush. (This is also why eye makeup is harder to get off than blush.)

You can get pink eye shadow at any store, and if you want to wear pink on your eyes that's what to use.

It means when say I dont now a... eyeshadow is crushed up and made like a loose powder.

If you have dark eyes you do not want to use dark eyeshadow. Try something light, like pink or gold or silver or light blue or purple. If you want your eyes to pop use dark eyeliner on the top and dark mascara with a light eyeshadow.

Almost any color of eyeshadow will compliment hazel eyes because of the different colored flecks in it. Neutral colors like browns and gold will play up the beautiful earth tones in your eyes. If you are looking to really bring out the greens and browns in your eyes, a purple or pink color will make the browns and greens pop because purple and green are opposite on the color wheel, accentuating each other.

Ok this is fairly simple! If you have foundation apply on your eyelids to keep you eye colour the same!

1) Get the wand and keep dipping it in to the mascara 3 times.

2) Wiggle the wand left to right at the bottom of lashes.

3) Pull the wand up and through the lashes, wiggling as you go.

4) Apply as many coats as you like but dont use up alot of time or you will get clumps!

I would recommend very light purples. Very light and carefully mix it with a blue and shade lighter then your skin tone. Do the light purple on your lids to complamint your eyes, the light blue on your eye crease to complamint your dress and the color close to your skin tone by you brow to make your eyes pop. Then blend all the colors together. Add mascara and eyeliner one shade darker than your skin tone. use peach or pink

I've used Face Atelier's Transforming Gel - it works really well, but its fairly pricey. You can order a sample size of it for much less, and see if you think it's worth it.

As well, I have read that you can simply use water, but I haven't had as much luck with that.

Hope this helps!

anywhere from dark brown to light brown

monolids are most common in asians. it is when there is a hood over your lash-line, where your crease is suppose to be. some find them useful, but most hate them and try to change them with eyelid tape, glue or surgery. these things make you have lids.

It is when you apply a slightly harsh color to your crease making it really defined!

Yes you can that way the eye liner with stay matte and won't fade or smudge, don't choose a dark eye shadow though or your make-up will appear too heavy which isn't good:-)

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would that be Matt and kim? they sing daylight

Blue

The default eye color in humans is often considered to be brown, as it is the most common eye color globally. This prevalence is due to the higher levels of melanin in the iris, which not only provides the brown color but also offers protection against UV light. Other eye colors, such as blue, green, and hazel, are the result of variations in melanin production and genetic factors.

A brown or black eyeliner would be great for brown eyes. As for eyeshadow, any neutral color such as: taupe, light brown, dark brown, vanilla, golden brown, ect., looks great with brown eyes! :)

A dancer could have any color of eyes. People around the world have different eye colors, and there is no set color for people who are dancers.

yes, my class did a lab about it in biology and amazingly its true

There is a girl on youtube that tells you the exact makeup (all of it) that Kristen Stewart wears in order to look like Bella Swan. It's here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgIAXuqheMk

It has been told that it does.