How to Make Eyes Slanted

The dream of almost every woman is to have almond-shaped eyes, which are considered ideal. Especially people with low eyelids can achieve a slanting form with facial exercises and aesthetic interventions. It is possible to show slanting eyes with simple makeup tricks. Here are makeup suggestions to get slanting eyes…

Discover the Magic of Eyeliner – Slanting Eye Makeup

You can use the clear line of the eyeliner to make the eye shape clear and different. Especially people with low eyelids can pull the eyeliner outwards starting from the pupil. The tail, which grows longer and thinner, makes the eyes look longer, while the eye is drawn upwards thanks to the eyeliner starting from the half. If eyeliner is to be drawn starting from the eye spring, care should be taken to ensure that the line drawn on the part of the eye close to the nose is very thin.

When the line at the corner of the eye is too thick, it causes the eyelid to appear even lower. When eyeliner is applied to the low eyelid, smearing and scattering can also be seen on the eyelid. As a precaution against this, quick-drying gel eyeliners can be preferred. If you find it difficult to draw the eyeliner that will make your eyes look slanted and you cannot make a tail, you can change your brush. It is possible to draw finer lines by using thin nail decoration brushes or dipliner products. If there is trembling in your hands or asymmetry in the line while drawing the tail, you can get support by placing the slanting eye patch or the tip of a wire buckle on your temple, and draw your eyeliner with the reference of this line.

A Little Light Is Enough

It is very fashionable to use illuminators and pearlescent eyeshadows in make-up. Just as showing the part of the eye close to the temples dark provides an illusion of slanting, you may think that it will be necessary to illuminate the source of the eye with the same logic. You are right… You can make your eyes look more slanted by applying a pearlescent eyeshadow or illuminator to the spring part of the eye. At the end of the make-up, the shimmers that you can apply with a single stroke with a headlight brush contribute to making your eyes appear larger and upwards.

Illusion from the Lashes

Voluminous lashes do not always make the eyes look slanted, applying a lot of mascara to the entire eye or wearing heavy lashes can make the eyes look low. Wrong applications can make your eye shape look lower. If you want to make your eyes look slanted and you have low eyelids, you can choose single eyelashes instead of long one-piece false eyelashes. By wearing long false eyelashes on the part of your eyes near the temples, you can make your gaze more attractive and your eyes more slanted.

Even if you are going to use one piece of eyelashes, you should make sure that the products are not too heavy, and that they are shortened and sparse towards the fountain part of the eye. If you are not going to use false eyelashes, the choice of mascara is important. Curved eyelashes are the secret of slanting eyes. It starts by curling the eyelashes with an eyelash clipper. Then, the size of the eyelashes is increased with a lengthening mascara, and finally, thanks to the brushes that add volume, the eyelashes are thickened and an intense look is obtained.

Long and dense eyelashes should increase at the outer end of the eye. Applying mascara with zigzag movements from the bottom to the end is a requirement for smooth application. Lower lashes should be left as natural as possible, they can only be dyed by applying a single coat of mascara.

Luminous Glances

Another secret of slanting eyes is eyeliner. Even though it was very fashionable for a while to apply a lot of black pencil to the inner part of the eye, you may have noticed that it makes your eyes look dimmer and your eyes smaller. If you want to have slanting eyes, you should buy a nude eyeliner. You can apply a skin-colored pencil from the source of the eye to the level of the pupil, and you can help the eyes look slanted by drawing a brown or black pencil from the pupil to the outer tip.

Headlight Application Is A Must For Slanted-Looking Eyes

With the right headlight application, you can make your eyes look more slanted. It is possible to show the eyelid higher by giving darker shadows to the outer corners of the eye. First of all, you should ensure the permanence and homogeneous distribution of the eyeshadow by applying a primer to the eye. Then, you should paint the eyelid with a light-colored primer and make a color transition from light to dark, starting from the spring part to the outer end. E.g; After applying beige eyeshadow to the fountain part of the eye, you can apply an earth-colored eyeshadow to the pupil level and distribute it with a brush, and towards the corner of the eye, you can intensify with dark brown.

Thanks to the shadow that will fill under the brow bone, the eye socket will be defined and deeper looks can be achieved. It is important that just under the eyebrows remain bright. If you are not going to apply eyeliner after the headlight application, you can draw a thin, dark line on the bottom of the eyelashes. It is recommended to apply a dark eyeshadow line up to the pupil level on the bottom of the lower eyelashes, and a light color eyeshadow line from the pupil to the fountain. Thus, even if you use eyeliner, the eyeshadow will not flow by acting as a powder, and your eyes will look slanted at the same time. When choosing an eyeshadow color, you should avoid very dark make-ups. Framing the eyes with a dark color means reducing the gaze. Light tones (pink, blue, beige, earth, peach) are ideal for more slanting and large eyes.