With spring right around the corner, it is best to start breaking out all of your spring makeup to get prepared. Although many like to wear the same colors year round,
it is always good to try something new to bring out your best features.

Since I don’t have a tan during the spring season, I like to use lighter shades of eye shadow and blush, since darker colors only make my skin look even paler than it is.

Even the lightest application of eye makeup can have the most dramatic effect if it is done well. Eye shadow defines the eyes. It can add depth or make the eye appear to be larger. There are different ways to apply eye shadow; all are based on the shape of the eye.

Ladies with large eyes would apply dark color to the eyelids, don’t forget the crease and highlight with a muted color under the eyebrow. This will give the eyes a smaller appearance. Women with small eyes would use less eye shadow for the same reason. Always highlight under the eyebrow.

Premiere makeup artists work from the belief that eye brow shaping is the most important feature in makeup artistry. It brings out the shapes of the eyes and brightens the look of the face. If done well, eye brow shaping will make the eyes appear bigger, creating a more luxurious look. Eyebrows that are a mess or have no shape to them will destroy any look you are going for. Long, clean eyes make for the most exquisite look.
 
Define the shape or your eyebrow. If you have an idea of what look you are going for, you can get them waxed, or you can pluck hairs that don’t fit the shape of your ideal. Go easy for that natural look. Use a makeup pencil to define and emphasize the desired shape. Apply makeup to your brows if necessary for that complete look.
 
Shape your eyebrows before applying foundation. Then define them. Stylishly shaped eyebrows, a little cheek color, and a well thought out lipstick make for a hot combination. Go out and shine, you look great.

Eye love you, eye want you, eye need you… the first feature we focus on the face say it all. The eyes are our communicators; we express our emotions through them. Eye shadow done well should enhance the shape and color of your eyes. Be careful not to use too much, it will be ugly and brings unwanted attention. This is not your goal

Eye makeup can create an image of depth, adding dimension to your face. Eye shadows are available in textures, compacts, creams, and pencils.

Named Esquire’s Most Beautiful Woman of the year, Charlize Theron never fails to please. The elegance and beauty that this superstar emanates is intoxicating. On film, as well as real life, they are the mirrors of the soul. Charlize’s sensual green eyes can stop a rampaging bull. When you look at her face, her wide eyes pop out at you. Her eyes are rather wide on her face. She wears her makeup to accent this.
 
Charlene wears her eye makeup to enhance her look in a way that is breathtaking and dramatic. She carefully applies three shades of eye shadow. Mid tone for her eyelids. Below her eyebrows, she applies contour. And she applies highlight to her crease. Charlize creates an expressive yet dreamy appearance without the help of famous Hollywood makeup artists. Take the time to create yourself beginning with your eyes, you’ll dazzle the world.

Want to have eyes like Catherine Zeta Jones? Try this…

Start with your eyelids and use a medium wine or purple shadow from the lid to the crease. Now apply a thin line of this shade right against the lower lash line.

In the crease of your eyelid, adda deep wine or purple shadow in the crease from corner to corner and blend it thoroughly.

As a highlighter, apply a pearly gold or vanilla very modestly just under the arch of your brow. Use just enough to bring out the sparkle in your eyes. Again, blend very well.

Actress, Scarlett Johannson triumphantly admits that she loves makeup. ” I have a ridiculous makeup collection. It’s totally out of control. Back in New York, I have a kindergarten classroom-sized table covered with cigar boxes full of make-up.” 

She was born on the 22nd of November, 1984, in New York City. She is of Danish and Polish descent. In 1996 Scarlett was nominated for an Independent Spirit award for Manny And Lo and then received worldwide plaudits for her part in Robert Redford’s The Horse Whisperer. She later  gained critical acclaim for her roles in Ghost World, Lost in Translation and Girl with a Pearl Earring, the latter two earning her Golden Globe Award nominations in 2003. Johansson endorsed the Calvin Klein perfume “Eternity Moment” and was featured in several commercials and printed advertisements for the product and in 2006 signed a deal with Reebok.

Cover Girl is to cosmetics as Wonderbread is to carbs! It’s a household name that everyone knows, but let me tell you this — Cover Girl remains in our vision because they know how to keep us looking great! About our beautiful eyes, CC has plenty of amazing tips……

“For wide-set eyes — Create closeness applying a deep shadow from the inner corner to mid-lid. Then apply a lighter shade form mid-lid to outer corner and blend where the shades meet.

For glasses wearers — Forget about adding more color with shadows. Instead play up lashes with an inky black mascara.

It used to be that false eyelashes were just for pageant and beauty queens.  This is no longer the case.  Just ask VH1’s Tiffany Pollard aka New York.  She wears them all the time.  Women all over the country want longer fuller lashes.  If you aren’t naturally blessed with them and have tried every mascara under the sun, try some false eyelashes.

Jessica Alba is a naturally gorgeous young woman with sweet full lips, flawless skin and large wide-set eyes. She has the look of an exotic beauty.  It’s easy to see why Jessica doesn’t need a lot of makeup. That’s why she maintains  her daily look light and natural. She uses neutrals and sheer colors to highlight her beautiful features. Celebrity makeup artist Shefton McLeod offers the following tips on how to get Jessica’s eyes and lips:

• Use a flat liner brush for this. Lightly moisten a dark-colored cake eye shadow and press the eye shadow into the eyelash base on top and bottom, beginning at the outer corner.