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Hi Jordan,

Thanks so much for the kind words! We're really glad to help!

-- Contributed by: Jacqueline Dautaj

this is a great page to find some tips!â™¥

-- Contributed by: jordan

Hi Joan,

Thank you for the comment!

-- Contributed by: Jacqueline Dautaj

thanks..i'll try some other days to learn how to make up..

-- Contributed by: Joan

Hi Lisa,

I'm sorry, we don't have any brochures at this point, but we will be sending out a newsletter. Thanks for the post!

-- Contributed by: Jacqueline Dautaj

Hi Whitney,

Thanks so much for the positive feedback- it really means a lot to us here on LTK Makeup!

-- Contributed by: Jacqueline Dautaj

this is a good article

-- Contributed by: whitney

Hi Julie,

Please give me a little more information and tell me what your hair color, eye color and skin tone are. Once you do that, I'd be happy to help!

-- Contributed by: Jacqueline Dautaj

I am very insecure about make-up of any kind especially eye make-up. I no how to apply it I just don't know what shades are better for me. do you have any tips?

-- Contributed by: julie

Hi Jessica,

If you like this article then please try:

You'll probably enjoy those as well!

-- Contributed by: Jacqueline Dautaj

hey

-- Contributed by: make up

Hi Sonia,

Have you tried using a "budge-proof" or waterproof formula? That may help with the smudging. I understand what you mean about the using "the browns"; I have brown eyes too and it can sometimes lend that monochromatic look. Here's what to do: Think about using purple or blue eyeliners. It really works to "pop" the eye.

If you are still having trouble with smudging, then turn to lighter shades, like silver, gold or light pink. I use silver/gold pencils on the inner corners of my eyes and it looks fantastic. Try using silver on inner eyes, a taupe or beige color eye shadow on the entire lid (to open up the eye and have a base) and then follow up with clear mascara. That ought to do the trick! I hope this helps, and good luck to you!

-- Contributed by: Jacqueline Dautaj

Hello, I am 25. I have big brown eyes. I never learned to put makeup on properly. I love the way I look w/ eyeliner, but unfortunaterly, it doesn't last. It smudges off, and I end up looking tired. I've also been using the same browns which do not make my eyes stand out at all. I could sure use a little help.

Thanks!

-- Contributed by: Sonia

Hi Taylor,

First we totally understand where your mom is coming from and you ask a great question. That being said, there are a few things you can try:

Clear Mascara

I did some research for you, and good news! Maybelline Great Lash Clear Mascara is available online at walgreens.com for only $4.79!

Bone or Light Colored Eye Shadow

You can even use peach or light pink (depending on your skin tone). These are great eye shadows for you because they're pretty without being obvious.

Eye Lash Curler

You can purchase either the plastic kind or the metal kind. Use this before you put your clear mascara on, and your lashes will be a mile long!

Sliver or Gold Eye Shadow

You can use this in the corners of your eyes only. This will definitely give your eyes "pop" without being too much.

Just remember, at 13 you always look pretty, young and fresh! Good luck to you and we really hope this helps!

-- Contributed by: Jacqueline Dautaj

hello, I am 13 and my mom only lets me do light make up & no eye liner could you send me some pictures or tips as to how i can make my eyes "pop" without over doing it. Please thanks

-- Contributed by: Taylor

Hi Risa,

Great question! The best thing you can do for big eyes is to use dark shadows and/or dark eyeliners. The darker the colors, the better (darker colors tend to make the eyes look smaller, while lighter colors, like pink/malt make the eyes look larger).

You should also try rimming the inside of your eye (underneath) with eyeliner. Try to get as close as you can to the lashes. This will also make your eyes appear smaller. Good luck and we hope this helps!

-- Contributed by: Jacqueline Dautaj

ok so you have the shapes mentioned ex. wide small and narrow eyes but what about eye liner for the big eyes / bug eyed girl lol

-- Contributed by: risa

Hi Kayla,

First, we really feel for you and we totally understand. I've forwarded your question to our beauty expert, Dana Persia. Please check the Ask the Expert page next week for your answer. Thanks again for your question!

-- Contributed by: Jacqueline Dautaj

hello my name is kayla and i have a question i have been wearing makeup for 2 years and i am 12 years old but i just dont know how to apply it and make it look pretty because everyone says i wear 10 pounds of makeup how do i apply makeup nad make it look natural and pretty thanks you please email back as soon as you can thnks "how do i change"

-- Contributed by: how do i change

Hi Jen,

While we appreciate your comment, please know that we try to keep the articles pretty general- this way many will be able to obtain some useful tips. If you have a specific question/concern, please consider posting it on our Ask the Expert page. Once you do that, our expert, Dana Persia, will get back to you in about a week with your answer. Thanks again!

-- Contributed by: Jacqueline Dautaj

This article needs to mention how to apply makeup to big eyes.

-- Contributed by: Jen

Hi Cristal!

Thanks for the added info- it's sure to help a lot of us out there!

-- Contributed by: Jacqueline Dautaj

Good techniques and list of steps - one thing to add - if you really want your eyes to POP don't forget to curl your eyelashes (1st step)- I highly recommend ELF's curler - best one I've used in 25 years!

-- Contributed by: Cristal

awsome

-- Contributed by: cici

We're so glad that this was an helpful article for you. Don't forget to check out our Eye Makeup Techniques for even more great tips!

-- Contributed by: Jacqueline Dautaj

Thanks for the information,this will help me alot.

-- Contributed by: Chrishaunna
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