When it comes to hooded eyes makeup, one key trick is to work with your eyes open while applying eyeshadow, as this reveals exactly how the lid looks when expressing yourself. Creating a fake crease by strategically placing eyeshadow dots on the outer and inner corners and blending them together can add much-needed lift and dimension. Using shimmer shades with a fluffy brush to blend towards the lash line adds brightness and helps to open up the eye area. I like to softly blend downwards from the crease so the shimmer catches the light without overwhelming the look. Adding some mascara and lashes enhances the eye shape, bringing attention upwards. For a balanced makeup look, pairing eye makeup with a subtle blush complements the overall effect and keeps the focus on your eyes while maintaining harmony on your face. One tip many overlook is to create multiple smaller eyeshadow dots rather than one large patch; blending those dots forms a natural-looking gradient that enhances your hooded eyes without harsh lines. This method works well with any eyeshadow palette, especially highly pigmented quads like Natasha Denona’s. Lastly, practice makes perfect. Experiment with different brushes and blending techniques to find what suits your unique eye shape best. These tailored steps have truly transformed how I do makeup on my hooded eyes, making every night out feel glamorous and confident.