Eye Makeup For Hooded Eyes
Eye Makeup For Hooded Eyes

As we age the appearance of our eyes change in all sorts of ways. Skin on the eyelids can become looser, drier and more ‘crepey’ looking. Lashes lose their natural volume and even the eye shape itself may change. One effect of this is what we call a ‘hooded eyelid’....
As we age the appearance of our eyes change in all sorts of ways. Eyebrows may become either sparse or overly dense and unruly. Skin on the eyelids can become looser, drier and more ‘crepey’ looking. Lashes lose their natural volume and even the eye shape itself may change. One effect of this is what we call a ‘hooded eyelid’....
What Are Hooded Eyes?

Eyes appear hooded when the skin on the eyelid has loosened and drooped over the socket line. When our eyes become hooded we lose the natural crease between the lid and the brow, and limits the amount of lid space onto which we can apply eyeshadow. This causes some women to struggle to apply eyeshadow to hooded eyes.
However, making a few small adjustments to the way that you apply your makeup, you can reshape your eyes and make them appear bigger...
Disguising Hooded Eyes with Makeup...
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Step 1
Brush your eyebrows with a spoolie brush and use Bring Back Brow Shape to add individual brow hairs, shaping the tail of your brow upwards for lift
Step 3
Apply a pale shade of No Shimmer Eye Shade all over both eyelids and up towards your brow bone
Step 4
Select a mid-shade of eye shadow and with a firm brush create an ‘arc’ of colour where your socket line would naturally be and then blend it out using a softer brush
Step 5
Achieve extra definition by adding a small amount of the darkest eye shadow to the top and bottom of the lash line using a wedge brush
Step 6
For eyes that stand out, curl your eyelashes with eyelash curlers and add a few coats of mascara