Natural Eye Makeup

We've all seen them: the girls with such perfect natural eye makeup they look like they're wearing no makeup at all. What you're seeing on these girls, however, is not some form of sorcery. Instead, it's a practiced and attainable use of makeup that's perfect for everyday errands, casual dinners, and even special events. Designed to look glamorous without being overdone, natural eye makeup is something that many women lust after but aren't sure how to create.

What's Unique About Natural Make Up?

There are dozens of places were done up makeup There are scores of places were done up makeup looks beautiful. For a black-tie affair, for example, or a special event. In some places, though, you just don't want to put all that make up on, or look as dark as glamorous makeup would have it. This is where natural makeup comes in. Designed to complement your existing beauty without them asking your individual features, natural eye makeup helps you look awake, makes the eyes pop, and complements your existing skin tone. It's fast, it's easy to apply, and it's perfect for everything from work to a casual lunch with friends. What's more, it's very user-friendly, which means it's a perfect starter for people who either don't wear makeup or just coming to the makeup scene.

5 Must Have For A Natural Eye Make Up Look

Most girls dream of waking up looking fabulous. The great news is that that's almost possible, you just need to know which products to use. Here are a few must have's for a natural I make up look:

1. Light Weight Mascara

While many of the mascaras on the market today are designed to offer dramatic, high-impact appearances, a lighter mascara is perfect for a natural eye look. Instead of making the lashes appear big and bold, light mascara polishes your look and helps you appear awake without looking overdone.

2. Natural-Toned Eyeliner

Instead of going for a dark, dramatic eyeliner color, natural eye makeup requires that you choose one in a natural tone. Depending on your eye color, this could be brown, gray, or even purple. Design to offset the lashes and make your eyes look a little more polished, natural-toned liner is a must-have for any pared-down eye look

3. Eye Primer

Eye primer helps prepare your skin to receive makeup and, when applied correctly, can make your eyelids a smooth, silky canvas that holds your natural eye look all day. Choose an eye primer with great reviews that's crafted for sensitive skin. Remember: you don't have to use much to get the full effect.

4. Highlighting Eyeshadow

In this look, eyeshadow place triple duty. In addition to offsetting your lashes, you're also using it to highlight your cheekbones on the bridge of your nose. As such, you'll want to choose one and a color that matches but complements your skin tone. Taupe, brown, and tan colors are all ideal.

5. An Eyelash Curler

Eyelash curlers are simple tools that are ideal for virtually all eye looks. Designed to lift the lashes up and help make you look more awake, eyelash curlers are simple, inexpensive, and easy to use. Be sure to toss one in your make up bag before you try your first natural eye look.

How To Do A Natural Eye In 5 Steps

Ready to get your own beautiful, natural Eye look? Here are five steps to get you started:

1. Curl Your Lashes

![Curl Lashes - Melissavandijkmakeuptutorials.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmWaanRods4qnRycC9qF6PEgtpBQqun3Fi7g2udadjZBSj/Curl%20Lashes%20-%20Melissavandijkmakeuptutorials.png) The first step to any great eye look is to curl your lashes. In addition to making the eye look open and awake, curling the lashes can also make applying eyeliner and mascara easier. To add some extra curl to the lash, give your lash curler a quick blast under a hairdryer (test it before using to ensure it's not too hot) or hold it in your palms for a moment before using. The heat will help set the lash and enhance the curl.

2. Apply Your Highlighting Shadow Over The Entire Eyelid

![Apply Your Highlighting Shadow Over The Entire Eyelid - Melissavandijkmakeuptutorials.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmYRVCWMP921EV8VdrJ9tgxgVaZgghS2XdF5itFfQAkj7Q/Apply%20Your%20Highlighting%20Shadow%20Over%20The%20Entire%20Eyelid%20-%20Melissavandijkmakeuptutorials.png) Using a flat eyeshadow brush, apply your highlighting shadow over the entire eyelid, deepening the color as you near the lash line. Blend the edges for a softer look with a fluffy eyeshadow brush.

3. Line Your Eyes

![Line Your Eyes - Melissavandijkmakeuptutorials.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmcTrKSgZKzURxLtSFdc8vMnjtgJ9UjstTK4cwqkaLwdjH/Line%20Your%20Eyes%20-%20Melissavandijkmakeuptutorials.png) Using your natural-toned liner, line your eyes from the top lash line out to the corner of the eye. If you'd like, you can do a slight, upturned cat eye. Retrace the line several times if needed to make it thick and pronounced. Be sure also to smudge the liner downwards, to get it on the base of your lashes.

4. Swipe on Mascara

![Applying Mascara - Melissavandijkmakeuptutorials.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmZhdvNNrsdo4sznnagagDexUpqeC6WacXCKH8y4QsDh9L/Applying%20Mascara%20-%20Melissavandijkmakeuptutorials.png) Once you've got your eyeliner just the way you want it, swipe on some mascara to help make your eye makeup pop and cover any leftover shadow on the lashes. For best results, start at the base of the lash and work your way to the tip, wiggling the brush slightly at the base to ensure all sides are coated. Apply 2-3 coats, depending on your preference.

5. Finish With Pink Lips

![Pink Lips - Melissavandijkmakeuptutorials.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmZzvtrFY7YfURdSELMTnPgBpyHJfGo4Cv1p4PVtA6dycK/Pink%20Lips%20-%20Melissavandijkmakeuptutorials.png) To finish your natural eye look off, add a light pink lipstick. Press your lips together after applying to ensure it's adequately blended, and off you go!

Smart Helpers for Better Eye Makeup

Are you new to the makeup game, or looking for a way to improve your natural eye look? Here are some smart tools to include in your makeup bag: - A Selection Of Brushes. Brushes are the "Jacks Of All Trades" of the makeup world. Ideal for applying eyeshadow, highlighter, and even liner, brushes are more precise than your fingers and can help limit the spread of bacteria and germs into the sensitive eye region For best results, opt for a high-quality set that's made of nice material. Remember that they should be washable and comfortable to handle. - Blending Sponges. Sick of blending your makeup with your fingers? Pick up some blending sponges to help you get the job done. Available in a wide assortment of sizes, shapes, and colors, blending sponges are perfect for blending hard eyeshadow lines, smudging liner, and even cleaning up mistakes around the delicate eye area. - A Good Moisturizer. Moisturized eyes are happy eyes. With this in mind, pick up a specially formulated eye moisturizer for use at night and in the morning. In addition to reducing the appearance of fine lines, a good moisturizer can also plump delicate eye skin and prevent black circles and discoloration. - Concealer. Had a long night? Concealer can help make it right. Designed to cover discoloration, concealer can be used in the under eye area to make natural eye makeup pop and help you look rested and refreshed. For best results, choose a concealer that works with your skin tone and cancels out the shade of your under eye imperfections. Green concealer for ruddy tones, for example, or a purple concealer for yellow tones.

Does Natural Eye Makeup Need to be Natural?

Today, there's a big debate about the benefits of natural and organic makeup, and lots of people assume that getting a natural eye look involves using only natural products. While natural products can be an excellent way to get a beautiful, safe, environmentally-friendly look, they're not necessary. What you'll find in the makeup business is that many stylists use a mixture of natural and non-natural products, picking and choosing between what they like, what works best, and what's natural or organic. The one major benefit of natural products is that they may be less irritating than standard products. As such, you may want to look into natural or organic products if you have sensitive eyes or skin. For best results, talk to your local cosmetic specialist about what will work with your skin. No matter what type of eye makeup you use, remember that it can be irritating when left on for excessive periods of time. As such, you should always remove your makeup (with a formula that's safe for use around the eyes) before you go to bed at night and before you go to the gym or do anything else that could make you sweat and thus cause the makeup to run into your eyes.

Natural Eye Makeup Made Simple

![Natural Makeup - Melissavandijkmakeuptutorials.png](https://steemitimages.com/DQmNejxkGQsRWfBxDiFMaHsKyMHF1nSerzPXPwydHvicBfE/Natural%20Makeup%20-%20Melissavandijkmakeuptutorials.png) If you've ever wanted to master natural eye makeup, now's your chance. Inexpensive and easy to learn, natural eye makeup is the perfect way to look beautiful for day or night. Whether you're headed to a casual lunch with a friend or making your way out on the town for a date or a play, natural eye makeup is a great way to enhance your unique beauty without masking it behind layers and layers of product. What's more, mastering your natural eye makeup look is as easy as pie - all you have to do is follow the five steps outlined above. By selecting shades that compliment your skin tone and learning to apply them correctly, it's easy to get a beautiful, natural look in a hurry. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HrrUXaBUUU Follow me on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/mvd_melissa) Follow me on [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/MelissaVanDijkMakeup/) Subscribe to my [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_8pxE31Yw9C7W04txo8ewA?view_as=subscriber) Channel ALL MAKEUP GEEKS, feel free to RESTEEM this article! Let's keep spreading the word with real life everyday makeup application!