Annie Coyne
Getting eye shadow right can be tough – it shouldn't be glaringly obvious but it should draw attention to your eyes for all the right reasons.
Celebrity makeup artist Mally Roncal has given her top styling tips to Marie Claire and she said it starts with an eye shadow base applied with the finger to keep the rest of your natural makeup in place.
Next up is your three shades - which should be in the same colour group - and the lightest shade should run from the eyebrow down to the crease and the medium shade should sweep up from the lashes to meet the lighter shade.
Blend these well and rim the lash line with the darkest shade, as a type of eyeliner and finally blend well.
Try this with the latest catwalk shades, which are forms of pinks and peaches and complete with a matching blusher and lipstick.
Getting eye shadow right can be tough – it shouldn't be glaringly obvious but it should draw attention to your eyes for all the right reasons.
Celebrity makeup artist Mally Roncal has given her top styling tips to Marie Claire and she said it starts with an eye shadow base applied with the finger to keep the rest of your natural makeup in place.
Next up is your three shades - which should be in the same colour group - and the lightest shade should run from the eyebrow down to the crease and the medium shade should sweep up from the lashes to meet the lighter shade.
Blend these well and rim the lash line with the darkest shade, as a type of eyeliner and finally blend well.
Try this with the latest catwalk shades, which are forms of pinks and peaches and complete with a matching blusher and lipstick.
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