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Here's a tutorial: For Asian Hooded Lids: Vertical Gradient Method Of Eyeshadow Application Or if you want downplay the slant, follow the tips for Phoenix eyes.

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Take full advantage of the natural slant in the eye by winging out your eyeliner. Makeup Tips: The shape of Slanted Eyes is quite the opposite of Down-turned Eyes. On the other hand, the Phoenix Eye does not slant until the corner of the eye. The Slanted Eye obviously has a greater slant but does not possess the little curve at the outer corner of the eye as in the Phoenix Eye. The main difference between Slanted eyes and Phoenix eyes is the degree of slant in the eye.

Phoenix Eyesĭefinition: Do not confuse this with Phoenix eyes although the two look really similar (especially the drawings). Try to wing it out at the far end of the eye to visually lift them. Eyeliner plays an important part in opening hooded eyes. Also avoid bringing dark eyeshadow colors too much into the eyelid from the outer 1/3 of the eye as doing so will make the eyes appear smaller. To give more prominence and liveliness to hooded eyes, the Super General Guidelines are a safe bet, but avoid using harsh black eyeshadow to cover the entire eyelid. Some have such heavily hooded lids that cover their double eyelids these are referred to as ‘inner double eyelids’. Hooded eyes are very common among Asians due to the fatty underlying tissue of the eyelids. Add a wing to lift the eyes visually.Ī similar type of eye is Hooded Eyes, which may or may not be the result of sagging skin. Besides following the Super General Guidelines, draw the eyeliner thicker as you go towards the outer corner of the eye. Makeup Tips: For triangle-shaped eyes, you want to create the illusion of lifted eyes and a higher well-defined contour.

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So read on for more eye makeup tips for your eye type!ĭefinition: This happens when the skin on the outer area of the eye starts to sag, thus covering more of the eye and resulting in a triangular shape. However every eye type requires some tweaking to the Super General Guidelines – a little more contour or a little less, a thicker eyeliner or a thinner one, black eyeliner on the lower waterline or a white one.

Use a pencil or crayon eyeliner for the lower lashline (fav: Clio Gelpresso Waterproof Pencil Gel Liner).

Tightline if you prefer, to give the illusion of fuller lashes (fav: Clio Sharp So Simple Waterproof Pencil Liner).

Apply liquid eyeliner on the upper lashline (fav: Heroine Make Smooth Liquid Eyeliner).

Sweep a lighter shadow on the brow bone and on the inner corner of the eye.

You can read my post on where to apply contour shade on the Asian eye.

Some people will tell you to place it on the crease, but I already mentioned in my post on crease and contour difference between Asian eyes and Caucasians eyes that, for Asians, the crease and contour area are not the same.

Use a medium to dark eyeshadow shade on the contour area instead of the crease and blend in towards the inner corner of the eye, stopping at no more than 1/3 from the outer lid.

Apply light eyeshadow across the eyelid.