GOLDEN SHADOW

The highest point for eyeshadow should always be
located immediately above the pupils; this makes
your eyes look clearer and more alert.

Warm shades, such as bronze, gold, and copper, are wonderful for
creating a harmonious and natural makeup style. As an added bonus,
they conjure up a fresh, sun-kissed complexion.

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1 LIDS :

Cover the entire eyelid, to just
above the crease, with a coppercolored,
shimmery eyeshadow.

2 LASH LINE

Draw a wide line along the upper lash
line using a gold-colored eyeshadow.
This visually opens up the eyes if the
lids are droopy and helps emphasize
the lashes.

3 EYEBROWS

Apply mascara. Use an eyebrow
brush to trace the eyebrows with a
pale brown eyebrow powder, and
shape them.

4 CHEEKS

Use a blusher brush to apply and then
blend in a bronze-colored blusher
(or a bronzer) over the cheekbones
toward the nasolabial fold.

RED CHEEKS?

If you want to use blusher but you have problems with skin
redness, perhaps due to rosacea, there is a fundamental rule
to follow: before applying blusher, make sure that you even
out your complexion in the affected area with a concealer,
a strongly pigmented foundation, or a mineral foundation
(which can be applied in multiple layers without appearing
mask-like on the skin).