Eye tutorial 🥰

Hey everyone! So, I've been absolutely loving the analogous eye makeup look lately, and I just had to share why it's become my go-to. If you're wondering what that even means, it's basically using colors that are next to each other on the color wheel. Think blues and greens, or purples and pinks, or even warm oranges and reds. The magic? These shades naturally blend together beautifully, creating a harmonious and super flattering gradient that looks polished without being too stark or difficult. I was a bit intimidated by color theory at first, but once I tried this technique, I realized how simple and effective it is. It gives you a pop of color that still feels cohesive and natural, which is perfect for everyday wear or when you want something a little extra without going full-on rainbow. Plus, it's such a great way to explore different shades in your palettes! Here’s a quick breakdown of how I typically achieve this look, often reaching for my Morphe palettes because they have such a fantastic range of shades that make finding analogous colors super easy: My Easy Analogous Eye Makeup Tutorial: Prep Your Lids: Always start with a good eye primer! This really helps your shadows pop and stay put all day. I usually dab a little bit on with my finger. Choose Your Color Family: This is the fun part! For example, let's say I'm going for a purple-pink-berry vibe. I'll pick three shades: a light pink/lilac, a medium berry, and a deeper plum from my palette. Lightest Shade First: I apply the lightest color (the pink/lilac) to my inner corner and sweep it across the first third of my eyelid. This really brightens up the eye. Mid-Tone on the Lid: Next, I take the medium shade (the berry) and apply it to the middle of my eyelid, blending it seamlessly into the lighter shade. Make sure there are no harsh lines! Deepest Shade for Dimension: Now, for the deepest color (the plum). I concentrate this in my outer V and lightly sweep it into the crease. This adds definition and depth to the eye. Remember to blend, blend, blend! That's the secret to an analogous look – making sure the colors flow into each other without obvious transitions. Lower Lash Line (Optional but Recommended!): I often take a small brush and apply a mix of my medium and deepest shades along my lower lash line, connecting it to the outer V. This completes the look and makes the eye appear larger. Finishing Touches: A quick swipe of eyeliner (sometimes just a tightline) and a generous coat of mascara, and I’m good to go! Sometimes I add a touch of shimmer on the center of the lid for extra oomph. My Top Tips for Analogous Eye Makeup: Don't Be Afraid to Experiment: The beauty of analogous colors is that they naturally work together. Try different color families to see what you love. Good Brushes Make a Difference: Especially for blending. Invest in a few quality blending brushes. Start Sheer, Build Up: It's easier to add more pigment than to take it away. Begin with a light hand and gradually build the intensity until you're happy. Consider Your Eye Color: Analogous looks can really make your natural eye color pop! For instance, blues and greens can really enhance brown eyes, while purples and pinks can make green or hazel eyes sparkle. I seriously can't recommend trying an analogous eye makeup look enough. It’s such a chic and easy way to elevate your everyday makeup. Give it a try and let me know what color combos you come up with!