Pro Makeup Tips : Eye Primer & Eyeshadow

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We’ve all heard the buzz about make-up primer and how it will be a good investment for our make-up bags but what does it actually do? Despite the eyelid skin being noticeably thinner compared to facial skin, eyelids still produce oil which can cause eye make-up to slide around and end up in the crease.

Using primer before eyeshadow application not only provides the perfect even base for eye make-up; it also helps even out any discolouration and smooths the appearance of fine lines on the eyelids too.

A good quality eye primer will blend smoothly onto the eyelids, dry invisibly, intensify the colour pigment of the eyeshadow and prolong the wear of your eye make-up…all in one!

Now that we’re primed and ready, let’s turn our focus to eyeshadow…whether you opt for cream or powder we all want to make our eyes pop! So what’s the best way to apply eyeshadow for maximum impact?

Collection & Celebrity Make-up Artist Francesca Neill tells us more and shares her top pro makeup tips on eyeshadow application and how to achieve the ultimate smokey eye look in this short video:

(Top tips include blending the lightest shade all over the eyelid to brighten up the eyes. Applying medium shades to the centre of the eyelid will add definition and sweeping darker shades along the lower lash line creates more impact).

For more make-up tutorials, top tips and get the look how-to videos visit: www.collectioncosmetics.co.uk. Take a look at our other beauty features here on lifestylelinked for more pro makeup tips and top beauty product suggestions.

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