Hooded Droopy Eyes - Everyday Easy Eyeshadow Look

hello my beautiful hoodies so today we are going to be doing makeup for hooded and droopy eyes well so you know i do a lot of uh these tutorials but a lot of you left me some comments how can i deal with my hooded droopy eyes but i don't want my makeup to be as strong obviously my makeup looks are usually quite strong as some of you might call it a night out look to me this is just every day but i often do very light quick eyeshadow look first of all i would like to say if you are going to do that and you are not the experience with makeup then choose a small palette with four shades because for this look you can use just two or three eyeshadows so something like the shallow tilbury squads um i am going to use today the sigma rendezvous palette i really really like this palette for everyday this is obviously quite warm but you need to choose whatever tones you like or suit you so if you prefer something movie then use something movie cool brown warm brown brown whatever you want you will want a mid-tone match eyeshadow so in here i have this one um but i can also use this one and then something lighter preferably shimmery it doesn't have to be metallic or just slight shimmer because we still are going to be using the rule of light and shade i am not going to go into depth about those rules if you haven't seen my hooded eyes master class then i will link it here so you probably need to watch that one first i am just going to show you this look which i do very often so i will do just one eye just so you can see the difference and we will start with trist which is that lightest brown to put in my crease i probably will use this one because unfortunately even if you don't want to use darker colors it is good to have one a bit darker because if you remember from my previous video with the dark shadows we pushing and hiding the hoods so if it's if the shadow is too light it might not have exactly the same effect but let me start with trist i'm using rifa 15 and again i am not going to be talking too much about placement because again you can watch it in that other video i am going to just apply it above my crease i had a question the other day how to stop eyeshadow fallout unfortunately some eyeshadows you can't stop fall out because it all depends on the texture of the shadows if they are very pigmented especially matte they can have a fallout um some shimmery ones have a lot of fallout so remember whenever you apply eyeshadow i just very very slightly tap my brush into eyeshadow and i rather build it up then take too much of eye shadow and then have all that fallout also always tap off the brush before you start applying the eyeshadow another option is do your eyes first before you do your foundation and concealer so now i'm going to start concentrating on this side because this is where my hood is the worst and my eye is drooping down here so drop your eye down because if i do this and start applying the eyeshadow here when i drop my eye my eyeshadow will be really low so you have to i still do that to stretch the skin because it's so foldy and wrinkly that my brush skips on all those folds so i still do this if you can lift your eyes hold your eyebrow with your finger but now and again drop your eye down to see where your eyeshadow is so as you can see now my eyeshadow goes down like this so i know i have to round it up a bit here that's another reason i use darker eyeshadow because i think you can see it better hang on let me tuck my hair so now on the same brush i am going to take this darker one which is called bootleg not very nice name for eyeshadow and because this is darker i'm going to be applying it more on it outside where my heart and droopiness is and i'm just you can see i'm doing it on like one third of my eye and coming down here a bit the beauty of using a bit lighter eyeshadows it's as well that you don't have to be so precise because you won't see the edges if you haven't blended it well you know and then with whatever you've got left drag it towards your nose and i could go on and on and on and making it deeper nicha you are doing natural makeup now i am going to use probably this one it's a pinky peachy shimmery eyeshadow which is called moonshine you could instead of that use light matte eyeshadow if you don't like shimmers but i really think because what we are trying to do now with the light of shimmery eyeshadow is pop our not literally our mobile lid so because of our hooded eyes when we drop our eyes we can't see the um mobile lid so that's what we're trying to bring forward and shimmers do it even better than matte eyeshadows for this i'm going to use rifa02 and i'm going to press and drag the eyeshadow onto my mobile lid right into the corner and ow and right up to that matte eyeshadow if you wanted more of a pop then you would use something even lighter than this this this color is very similar tone to the matte one if you wanted more pop just use even lighter one and the last thing we are going to apply the darker eyeshadow on the lower lash line i always apply eyeshadow on the lower lash line it is my preference but also i feel like that opens up your eye a bit um because how to explain it you sort of matches the top and in the middle you've got your eye which will draw your attention so you don't have to do it if you don't like having eyeshadow on your lower lash line that's fine another reason i like putting eyeshadow on my lower lash line you know right here you you get those little wrinkles and crevices and sometimes the concealer gathers in there so when you put eyeshadow there you cover all that so that's another bonus so with the wreath rifa03 i am going to go to bootleg that darker brown and draw a line very close to my lash line i'm not going right into inner corner i will go back and put that shimmery one there and then with a bit bigger brush this is reflect 26 i am going in to thrice the lighter one and blend it underneath that darker one now let's go back to the moonshine and just apply it in the inner corner now when you've done that look at yourself and see well is that hidden enough you can probably see it is but if you wanted to and i do i am going to boot like the darker one and just slightly make it darker here because that will hide my hood even more and that's it and now just tons of mascara i am going to use nars climax first and then i probably top it off with the anastasia beverly hills mascara because lashes are very very important they frame your eye and they also hide the hood i will do updated video on false lashes for um who did i soon and that is the finished look so as you can see that has opened up my eye a bit more i'm sure you can also see that if you use even darker eyeshadow on the outer portion of your eye the effect is even better because unfortunately we have to use something dark to push back and hide the hood okay i've done my other eye on my lips i'm just going to put the sigma gloss in corderosa i think this class is not so easy now to get on its own because it was a new collection they came out the rendezvous collection but i think they also sell this one in like a pack of three so i see if i can find it all the links will be down below let me just tell you i am not a fan of the brush you know it's just like a it's just like a normal brush which goes so funny but the color is very pretty okay so this is my version of natural everyday look let me know if this was still too strong for you um i don't think i could do it any lighter so please remember to watch the master class if you haven't seen it and also somewhere here i will leave you the link to my whole playlist on tips and tricks for hooded eyes okay well lovelies i hope you enjoyed this video thank you so much for watching and stay fabulous bye

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Keywords: mature, hooded, droopy, eyes, over 40, make up, eye shadow, tutorial, how to, hooded eyes, hooded eyes makeup, hooded eyes tutorial, downturned eyes

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Length: 12min 13sec (733 seconds)

Published: Wed Mar 17 2021