Comments on: Eyeshadow Tips: How To Wear Glitter On Your Eyes http://makeupforlife.net/2008/12/eyeshadow-tips-how-to-wear-glitter-on.html Thu, 09 Feb 2012 03:01:53 +0000 hourly 1 By: Phyllishttp://makeupforlife.net/2008/12/eyeshadow-tips-how-to-wear-glitter-on.html/comment-page-1#comment-39842 Phyllis Fri, 13 Nov 2009 05:03:35 +0000 http://makeupforlife.net/?p=566#comment-39842 Angela,For the breakdown, go to:http://www.makeupforlife.net/2008/12/christmas-party-makeup-ideas-glitter.html Angela,

For the breakdown, go to:

http://www.makeupforlife.net/2008/12/christmas-party-makeup-ideas-glitter.html

]]> By: Angelahttp://makeupforlife.net/2008/12/eyeshadow-tips-how-to-wear-glitter-on.html/comment-page-1#comment-14600 Angela Wed, 29 Apr 2009 19:04:30 +0000 http://makeupforlife.net/?p=566#comment-14600 Hey! What products did you use for this look? :) I REALLY love it, I wanna try it! Please reply :) Love your site <3 Hey! What products did you use for this look? :) I REALLY love it, I wanna try it! Please reply :) Love your site <3

]]> By: Phyllishttp://makeupforlife.net/2008/12/eyeshadow-tips-how-to-wear-glitter-on.html/comment-page-1#comment-4688 Phyllis Tue, 23 Dec 2008 16:00:52 +0000 http://makeupforlife.net/?p=566#comment-4688 Jessica,To make your crease look deeper, you actually need to apply a dark color there but remember to blend very well with a crease brush so it does not look harsh.You can check out this entry for tips:http://makeupforlife.net/2006/10/eyeshadow-tips-how-to-create-depth-with-eyeshadow.html Jessica,

To make your crease look deeper, you actually need to apply a dark color there but remember to blend very well with a crease brush so it does not look harsh.

You can check out this entry for tips:

http://makeupforlife.net/2006/10/eyeshadow-tips-how-to-create-depth-with-eyeshadow.html

]]> By: Jessica Chanhttp://makeupforlife.net/2008/12/eyeshadow-tips-how-to-wear-glitter-on.html/comment-page-1#comment-4678 Jessica Chan Tue, 23 Dec 2008 06:32:34 +0000 http://makeupforlife.net/?p=566#comment-4678 Hi Phyllis,So I am Chinese also, and I think my eyes are similar to yours - I have a crease but it's not very deep (like European eyes), but I don't not have any crease at all. I noticed you use shadows to make your crease look deeper, like in this photo - but every time I try I end up just looking like I punched myself in the eye ;)I usually just blend a gradient - darkest color on the lid beneath the crease and slowly getting lighter above the crease (the smokey eye look). But I want to learn how to make my crease look deeper. Do you have tips or a tutorial on that? Thank you! Hi Phyllis,

So I am Chinese also, and I think my eyes are similar to yours – I have a crease but it’s not very deep (like European eyes), but I don’t not have any crease at all. I noticed you use shadows to make your crease look deeper, like in this photo – but every time I try I end up just looking like I punched myself in the eye ;)

I usually just blend a gradient – darkest color on the lid beneath the crease and slowly getting lighter above the crease (the smokey eye look). But I want to learn how to make my crease look deeper. Do you have tips or a tutorial on that? Thank you!

]]> By: Phantom Goddesshttp://makeupforlife.net/2008/12/eyeshadow-tips-how-to-wear-glitter-on.html/comment-page-1#comment-4485 Phantom Goddess Sat, 20 Dec 2008 03:19:51 +0000 http://makeupforlife.net/?p=566#comment-4485 You have listed some good ideas in this article, but I disagree with your advice about art store glitter. You DO NOT want to use art glitter, because it can contain sharp pieces of plastic, which can harm your eyes. Cosmetic glitter isn't made from plastic, so it is safer for the eyes. I believe even MAC doesn't recommend using their glitter on the eyes.So if you are looking for glitter,check out some of the mineral makeup companies, they have glitter that is eye safe. It's always better to be safer when it comes to your eyes than to do something that can harm you. You have listed some good ideas in this article, but I disagree with your advice about art store glitter. You DO NOT want to use art glitter, because it can contain sharp pieces of plastic, which can harm your eyes. Cosmetic glitter isn’t made from plastic, so it is safer for the eyes. I believe even MAC doesn’t recommend using their glitter on the eyes.

So if you are looking for glitter,check out some of the mineral makeup companies, they have glitter that is eye safe. It’s always better to be safer when it comes to your eyes than to do something that can harm you.

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