green + blue eye tutorial <3

Hey everyone! So, you loved the green and blue eye makeup look I shared, and honestly, it's one of my favorites too! It really does give off those beautiful, dramatic butterfly vibes. I’ve been getting a lot of questions about how to really make these colorful makeup looks pop and specifically how to perfect certain techniques, so I wanted to share some of my go-to tips to help you create your own stunning variations! First off, let's talk about the multi cut crease. This can seem intimidating, but it's totally achievable with a little practice. After applying your base shadow, use a small, flat brush with a tiny bit of concealer to 'cut' your crease. You're essentially drawing a crisp line above your natural crease. For a 'multi' effect, you can create a second, slightly higher line or layer different colored shadows within that cut area. Make sure to set the concealer with a light eyeshadow to prevent creasing later. A sharp cut crease really elevates a dramatic eyeshadow look! Next, if you're into delineados gráficos or graphic eyeliner, this green and blue theme is perfect for experimentation. Instead of just a regular wing, try extending a line from your lower lash line or drawing a floating crease line with a vibrant liquid eyeliner like the Essence Cosmetics super precise liquid eyeliner I used. It adds such an artistic touch and makes your eyes truly stand out. Don't be afraid to play with different shapes and angles – that's where the creative magic happens! When it comes to shades, don't limit yourself! While I went for a brighter blue and green, you can totally lean into dark green eyeshadow looks for a moodier, more intense vibe. Pair a deep emerald with a sapphire blue for a rich, jewel-toned effect. If you're aiming for a cute eyeshadow look or a coquette aesthetic, opt for pastel greens and sky blues, maybe adding a touch of shimmer instead of full glitter. Speaking of glitter eye makeup, a dab of iridescent glitter in the inner corner or on the lid can transform any look from day to night. And for those who love harmony, exploring an analogous eye makeup look by sticking to shades close on the color wheel (like teal, aqua, and lime green) can create a beautifully seamless blend. To ensure your green and blue eye makeup lasts all day, always start with an eyeshadow primer. This not only helps with longevity but also makes your colors appear more vibrant. When applying multiple shades, remember to blend, blend, blend the edges to avoid harsh lines, especially when transitioning between green and blue. And if you're wondering how to make your entire look stay put, a good setting spray is your best friend. Experimenting with color is such a fun way to express yourself. Don't be afraid to try new techniques or mix and match shades. I hope these tips help you feel more confident in creating your own stunning, colorful eye makeup looks!