It is no secret that you should
apply white eye shadow directly under your brow bone to create a more lifted,
open and “wide awake” look to your eyes.
But recently, I learned from a client, that
if you have a very small upper eye area, you can draw a simple white line just
underneath the brow bone, to produce a similar effect of more space in this
upper eye area.
Take a good, white pencil - I prefer
a good quality, not-too-waxy one, such as
Sisley’s double ended Phyto-Khol Perfect Eyeliner http://www.sisley-paris.com/en-GB/makeup/eyes/eye-liners.html
- and draw a simple, clean white line
just under your brow bone from the inner edge of each brow to the outer edge. If you have a bit more area, you can draw a
some-what thicker line, but keep this white line as delicate as possible.
This white pencil technique will
create the illusion that your brows are slightly raised and make your upper eye
lid area seem bit bigger.
Want to learn how to style and
groom your own brows in a private one-on-one lesson? Contact me today!
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