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Hi, I'm Heli Vyas, and here I am today
at the Glamrs office
to show you'll a lovely new look
that I have in mind.
So, I'll be using purple, dark navy blue and light blue.
So, let's begin!
Now that I'll be using dark colours and bright colours together,
I'll be packing my under eye with powder
so that I don't spoil my base.
Because usually all the pigments fall around this area.
Today, I'll be using a NYX highlighter.
It's got a beautiful shimmer to it and it lasts all day.
Move in the direction of your eyebrow
and place it right about here.
So now you see, when you move slightly,
any light that falls on your face,
it reflects it and gives a good curve to your eye.
Let's go in for our first colour
which is going to be a deep rich purple.
Now, I've got it on my eyeshadow brush
Here you go, and lets place it at the end
of the eyelid creating a 'V' going inward into the crease.
Be careful and gentle with the strokes.
Keep patting your brush.
You can see that there's like a little 'V' going in there.
Now, we take our blending brush
and take in some more product
just a little bit, not too much
to make it slightly darker and we blend
outwards.
Blending is actually fun,
you have to take it slow, be easy, be patient and
and your final look will turn out fabulous.
So, now I'm going to pull and blend
till the beginning of my highlighter
if you can see it touches right there.
For me, I can actually pull it that far
because I've got enough space between
my eyelid and my brow bone area.
For people who've got a very compact tight space around here
and don't have much area,
what you'll can do is you'll can end your blending
and your dark colour that you'll use on your eye
just right about here within your crease
and don't pull it too further,
so that you'll can actually distinguish the highlighter and the shadow.
Next we take in our second shade
which is a light beautiful sea blue.
And we use it on the inside corner,
the lighter shade goes right in there.
Again, pat your colour
right in the beginning.
So here, use the flat eyeshadow brush
to pat the product and the beautiful light blue shade.
Don't go all the way because there's a third colour coming up
which will go right in the centre.
Make sure you stay right at the beginning.
Don't worry about placing a bit too much
or less product.
It just has to be even because we'll be blending it all together.
So people always wonder,
what's the logic behind placing a light colour in the inner corner of your eye.
The answer is very simple.
It actually opens up your eye and gives a brighter look.
So, I'm going in for my third colour
and the final one which is a dark navy blue.
I take it into my eyeshadow brush and pat again
right in the centre between the two shades;
between the purple and the light blue.
So now we're placing it right in the centre
after which we can blend and merge all the 3 shades
creating a beautiful eyeshadow.
I'm going in for a second round of some eyeshadow
since I want it a little more darker.
Lets put in our second round of dark blue.
So dabbing is really important
and many people make this mistake where they keep dragging
and pulling the product
and then they wonder, "why isn't my colour showing? It's really light!"
What they don't realise is they're actually
dusting all of their product away
instead of depositing it right on the eyelid.
So, as you can see, I've added all the three colours
a bit more so that I can teach you'll how to blend.
Lets take our blending brush.
What you need to do is
blur the line right between both the colours.
And always remember,
the lighter shade inside, move it towards your darker shade
and then the dark blue will go into the purple.
So you merge and you blend.
So, lets begin with a felt tip liner.
It's got a very sharp point.
So it's very easy for people who struggle with
drawing their eyeliner.
Go thin right
at the inner corner.
Now if it's hard, you can always take the support
of your little pinky finger
and place it on your cheekbone.
To get your perfect winged liner,
stay in the line of the lower lash.
So this is where it ends and
that's your guideline to pull it out.
And then you draw it inwards
reaching the rest of your liner.
Make the inner corner tip nice and sharp.
So now to finish our look,
let's start with a kajal pencil.
And to add a little more colour to your look
let's take in the light blue
that we used in the inside corner.
Deposit the colour right below your kajal.
And the last touch would be
the highlighter shade that we used.
Use it right in the corner
just right about there, to open your eye
and give it a beautiful finish.
I'm going to use my lash curler.
Now I'm using the Maybelline mascara.
It's called the Volume Express and it's absolutely fabulous.
It separates all the lashes very well
and gives a very beautiful natural look.
So, a cool trick that you'll could use to get fuller lashes
would be to use the tip and fill in the gaps if you've missed any.
Same goes for the lower lash.
So I've finished the look on one eye just to focus
and show you'll how it's done.
Now, I'll be going ahead and finishing the other eye
to show you'll the complete look.