1. Pay attention to thinness when applying eye shadow. When applying eye shadow, the first stroke is usually the most important. You may wish to start from the end of the eye and brush it back and forth several times to make the color even and natural.

2. Draw the characteristics of double eyelids. Take a small amount of eye shadow powder at a time and gently smear it back and forth. Be careful not to paint your eyes and face too thick to avoid the feeling of dark circles.

3. Use of eye shadow brush. After applying the eye shadow, you should use the eye shadow brush to scan the color in a wide range, from the eyebrows down to the eyeliner, and gently sweep off the excess shadow powder to make the color of the eye shadow more transparent and natural.

4. Eyeliner painting. Draw carefully along the direction of eyelash growth, and use a water-soluble eyeliner to draw the lower eyelid forward from the end of the eye to a position one-third away from the head.

5. Modification of cotton swabs. It is easy to cause cross lines when drawing eyeliner. Before drying, you can gently wipe it off with a cotton swab, but don't use too much force to avoid dripping the painted eyeliner completely.

6. Brush your eyelashes. Brush the eyelashes first, then brush the eyelashes, carefully brush the color from the place where the eyelashes grow, and then brush back and forth with the front end of the mascara brush.