In order to apply eyeshadow correctly, it is important to indicate several important parts of the eye. There is a crease, brow bone, and a lid, as well as inner and outer corners of the eye and a lower lash line.

Step #1: The eyeshadow in the transition shade serves as a base for all other shadows. It should be applied to the crease and the upper part of the lid, or you can only apply it to the crease for a more natural look.
Step #2: Dark shadow gives the eyes shape and depth. It makes the look appear bright and dramatic. Darker shades are applied to the crease, to the outer corner of the eye, and to the outer part of the eyelid. Make sure to blend them well. Also, apply a bit of this shade to the lower lash line. It’s important not to darken the inner part of the lid because it can visually “shut” the eye and make it look smaller.
Step #3: After you have applied the main color, take a clean brush for the lighter shade. It should be applied to the inner corner of the eye through the center of the lid. You can also apply it a bit lower than the brows — this accent will make the eyes look more voluminous and lift them up, visually. Make sure the transition areas are blended properly and no harsh lines between them are seen. It is better to blend the eyeshadow with circular motions.

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