level two: hooded
before you start:
make sure you have watched, understood, and are able to apply eyeshadow for the basic eye shape. this is important because the basic eye application is the foundation from which all the other eye shapes are based.
prep your face (or your model’s face) and conceal eyelids before following along with this video.
what you’ll need:
- classic eyelash curler
- precision eyelash curler
- mascara
- creme highlight shadow
- highlight shadow
- midtone shadow
- black shadow
- contour shadow
- lash comb #3
- midtone #11
- eyeshadow #13
- eyeshadow #14
- contour #15
- eyeshadow #22
- blending #28
- midtone #29 (if you have a more severe hooded eye)
- fine eyeliner #41
about this video:
in this video you will learn all about how to apply eye makeup for the hooded eye. hooded eyes are often called “bedroom eyes” because the lids tend to look partly closed.
you know you (or your clients) have a hooded eye if you have fleshy skin covering a portion of the lower lid. the goal with the hooded eye is to create the illusion that we are pushing that “fleshiness” away from us in order to minimize the lid and make the hooded eye look more open and youthful.
ready? pay close attention, practice, and apply robert’s techniques to stop those hooded eyes from being hidden any longer!!!!