Makeup tips for an asian girl: fake eyelashes or eyelash curlers? what color eyeshadow?

I'm 100% korean %26amp; I'm usually happy with my creaseless eyes, but when it comes to applying makeup... Houston, we gotta problem. I have pretty long eyelashes [longer than the typical asian], and i just need some tips to play them up a bit. But because of my creaseless eyes, the upper skin on my eyes slightly runs over a part of my eyelashes. I hope that won't be a problem. And I also need some tips on how to make my eyes appear larger without caking on a TON of eyeliner. %26amp; Which eyeshadow colors look best with asians [with kinda tanned skin]? Serious answers, please. thanks a bunch, guys! i appreciate it. ;]Makeup tips for an asian girl: fake eyelashes or eyelash curlers? what color eyeshadow?
well for asian eyes lots of eyeliner will almost always make them looks smaller....try a thin line of black liquid eyeliner to enhance the upper eyelid..try neutral eyeshadows...but dont make them too dark...dont go with fake eyelashes they look fake.....


curl ur lashes (pump three times base up BEFORE applying mascara) then apply a not so thick coat of black mascara...a curved mascara wand gives a nice flair...


dont line ur lower lid too heavily use a lighter color try a smoky eye effect by sweeping out ur outer corners and ur eyes should look gorgeousMakeup tips for an asian girl: fake eyelashes or eyelash curlers? what color eyeshadow?
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blue totally


i ahve an asian friend who weres a light pink


it looks so pretty on her
Apply liquid eyeliner, because pencil will not stay. Curl eyelashes, and then use a waterproof mascara because the waterproof-ness will lock your eyelashes in curled positon. If you want to use eyeshadow, use an eyelid primer like MAC, or benefit, or simply a foundation. Use a light shimmery pink, bronze, or any color that looks good on you.
Curl your eyelashes!


I would suggest light pink eyeshadow and white underneath the eyebrows, though brown eyeshadow is suppose to make your eyes seem bigger.
The #1 rule of make up is keep it natural looking, so blue would be a little much-in the daytime. I think natural colors, light eyeliner which doesn't have to be black try brown. The best thing to do is find a make-up line that is pretty cheap and try using different colors, especially the eyeliner. With the cheap stuff you won't spend alot trying different things and you will have fun in the meantime. You may actually find a product you like at a lower price. In the evening you want to add a little color, play it up and have fun.