Turkish Highlighter Makeup

Turkish Highlighter Makeup

Highlighter

What is highlighter used for

 

A highlighter or lighting makeup is makeup that is applied to the face on the areas that you want to highlight and highlight in a specific way. There are many types of highlighter skin, like a highlighter on the bridge of the nose, chin, cheeks, and forehead; the highlighter adds radiance and beauty to the face

Types of highlighter

 

What are the types of highlighter?

Powder highlighter:

 A powder highlighter is used to give a light, natural glow and to add a wonderful and shiny finish to makeup. Powder highlighter can be used on foundation, blush. It is advised to mix the highlighter well on the skin so that the complexion does not appear too shiny.

Cream highlighter:

 

A cream highlighter is used by applying it to a foundation or liquid foundation because it clumps up when applied to a powder. The cream highlighter is used to highlight the beauty of facial features. Accentuate facial features such as the inner corners of the eyes and the lower side of the eyebrows. The cream highlighter can be applied without a brush.

Liquid highlighter:

 

Apply a liquid or liquid highlighter directly to the face to highlight specific areas, or mix with a liquid foundation to give the face an attractive glow. It is used sparingly, but it achieves better accentuation of facial features than a powder highlighter. It is also used to lighten certain parts of the face

Highlighter pen

 

The highlighter is in pen. A pen highlighter is a liquid highlighter that comes out of the pen when pressed

How to apply highlighter to the face

 

 How to apply highlighter on the chin

 

Apply the highlighter to the chin using a medium-sized brush, where the highlighter is applied in a tapping motion that resembles the movement of a paintbrush on the canvas with light but long strokes. This method is especially useful for small chins. Slender Chin. But not the big chin

 How to apply highlighter to the nose

 

A highlighter is often applied to the nose, with the aim of reducing the nose. An angled brush is used to draw a thin line of highlighter in the center of the nose, making sure that the line is not too thick. It starts from the top of the nose to the bottom of the nose without extending the line under the tip of the nose

 How to apply highlighter on the forehead

 

The highlighter should be applied to the forehead using a medium brush or a large brush in the same way as the aforementioned patting. It is also preferable to mix it well on the upper side of the eyebrows. It should also be avoided on the hair.

 How to apply highlighter to the cheeks

 

A highlighter is sometimes applied to the nose with the aim of reducing the cheeks, i.e., showing the cheeks in size smaller than their true size. This is done by drawing a diagonal line with a contour that covers the center of the cheeks, up to the top of the cheeks, and down to the ear. On the other hand, a highlighter can be applied to the upper part of the cheeks in order to enlarge the cheeks.

How to apply highlighter and contour for the heart face 

 

Highlighter and contour can be used to highlight the details of the heart-shaped facial features. This is done by first applying a highlighter under the eyes, forehead, chin and applying contour to the jawbones in order to reduce the size of the jaw.

 

How to apply highlighter and contour to a square or rectangular face

 

Highlighter and contour can be used to soften the angles of a square face and a rectangular face. This is done by applying contouring on the outer corners of the face with the aim of reducing the size of the outer corners of the face, then using a highlighter to the chin and on the forehead to highlight their details well.

 

Turkish Compact Powder Makeup

Compact powder is an important component of Turkish cosmetics and Turkish makeup style art. The most important benefit of the Compact powder is to fix make-up by unifying the skin tone and concealing the most prominent skin imperfections and blemishes. In addition, the Compact powder gives the appearance of velvet, or what is known as velvet skin, especially oily ones. However, applying the Compact powder requires following some steps to know exactly how to apply it correctly.

How to apply Compact powder

 

Use a sponge to apply the Compact powder. The sponge is preferable to be of a soft velvet texture and not to be too thin so as not to cause sweating or streaks when used to apply the Compact powder

Use a brush to allow you to control the application of a light layer of powder, unlike the sponge. It is preferable that the brush is of large size and the brush for thick, fine hair.

Turkish Blusher

 

What is blusher

 

Blush is what is placed on the cheeks to give them freshness and beauty, in addition to that it highlights the shape of the face. The blush is of various colors tones and shades and it is also multi-species, including creamy texture and powder blush.

Different types of blush:

 

Cream blush 

 

Creamy blusher is suitable for dry skin and is ideal in cold weather that leads to dry skin. The creamy blush is easy to use, as you can put it through your fingers only, through which it is evenly distributed on the skin.

Powder blush:

 

The powder blush is suitable for oily skin and combination skin, and it is recommended to use it in hot weather and summer, and it is placed on the face using a brush with a circular shape, and this type of blush absorbs fats and oils from the skin.

There are those who prefer to put both powder blush and cream blush together, in order to ensure its stability.

 

How do you make your cheeks look fuller with blush?

How do you make your cheeks look higher?

To full cheeks with blush, you must first clean your skin well using the appropriate lotion and dry it. Then, spread the primer over your entire face and wait two minutes for it to fully absorb into your face, highlight your cheeks using a light contour or what is known as a highlighter until you highlight them.

Apply the foundation to match your skin tone and blend well with the contour, then set it with translucent lotion powder.

How to apply blush for your face shape

 

Instantly awaken and enhance your complexion with a healthy, youthful flush of color on your cheeks. Here is our ultimate guide for how to apply blush for your face shape.

1- Start by Identifying your face shape

Oval faces tend to have prominent cheekbones and a forehead that is slightly wider than the chin.
Heart shaped faces have a wide forehead and high cheekbones, and the face tapers to a narrow chin.
Square faces have a forehead that is roughly the same width as the cheekbones and chin.
Round faces are as wide as they are long.
Oblong/long faces, or “rectangular” as it is sometimes called, are similar to oval and square-shaped faces.  The only difference is, the face is longer and less wide. Your forehead, cheeks and jawline will all be pretty much the same width.
Triangular - if you have a triangular-shaped face, your chin will be narrow and pointed and your high cheekbones will be your most prominent feature.

2. Pick your blusher

When it comes to blush, we always recommend choosing liquid, cream, and gel formulas. Powder blushes can settle into pores, fine lines, and dry skin, making it obvious you're wearing blush. A liquid or gel blush goes on like a second skin, giving a pretty flush of color that is well suited for drier or older skins.

Liquid and cream blushes are also much easier to blend, giving a seamless finish to your cheek color. Whatever shade of blush you choose, the result will look more natural if it blends beautifully into your skin.

3. where to put blusher

Oval faces - sweep your blush over your cheekbones. You can easily find your cheekbone with your fingers - aim to place the color just above the bone rather than towards the hollow beneath it to help raise the height of your cheekbone.
Heart shaped faces - because your face can appear pointy, we need to soften the edges so it appears more like an oval. Apply blush to the outer corner of your cheekbone, starting by your ear and ending at a point below the outer corner of your eye. Also add a touch of color by your temples, towards the center of your forehead, to help balance the width of your forehead with your chin.
Square faces - your cheekbones are the same width as your chin, so to help define them apply your blush slightly below the cheekbone. Blush in the hairline will help soften the edges of your face.
Round faces - try not to use pearlized or highly reflective blushers as these reflect the light well and make a surface appear more round, which we want to avoid - matte blushers would be best for you. Sweep your blush from the ear down the cheekbone towards the mouth. Add a little touch of blush to the chin and blend it well to make your face appear longer.
Oblong/long faces - Apply blush on cheekbones below the outer corners of the eyes and blend well. Be sure the blush never extends lower than the tip of the nose. This will help shorten your features.
Triangular faces - Blush should be applied in a sideways V on the cheekbones. Blend up from your cheekbones to your temple and then extend the blush over your brow a bit toward the center of your forehead. This will help to balance the width of your forehead with the rest of your face. 

Turkish Foundation Makeup

What is a Turkish foundation makeup

The Turkish foundation makeup collection is distinguished by that it is made with the latest technology and according to the most important safety rules. The art of Turkish cosmetics is one of the most ancient arts, and it is extended in history, which produced Turkish cosmetics competing with international brands. Turkish makeup products, including foundation, are suitable for all types of dry, oily and mixed skin, as well as every skin tone and taste

What is the use of foundation in makeup?

Foundation is a liquid or powder makeup applied to the face to create an even, uniform color to the complexion, cover flaws and, sometimes, to change the natural skin tone. Some foundations also function as a moisturizer, sunscreen, astringent or base layer for more complex cosmetics.

Types of Foundation Makeup: How to Choose Foundation

When there are so many options available in the market, it’s hard to choose right from the many types of makeup foundation, not only according to your skin, but also according to the occasion, time of day, and other factors.

In this Turkish Foundation category you will learn about:

How do you apply liquid foundation
Is liquid or powder foundation better?
What is a stick foundation?
What skin type is mousse foundation for?
Which foundation lasts the longest?
What is a serum foundation?

Types of Foundation Makeup

Liquid Foundation

Our introduction to foundations is often in its liquid form. Liquid foundations come in oil-based as well as water-based formulas and cater to all skin types. Traditionally though, liquid foundations have always been the choice foundation for those with dry skin. Since it is easy to apply, it is the perfect choice for makeup beginners. You can apply liquid foundation with sponges, brushes, and, with a little practice, even your fingers. In terms of coverage, liquid foundation is very versatile and is available in light (to even out the skin tone), medium (to hide light blemishes), and heavy coverage (to cover enlarged pores and dark marks).

Seems like liquid foundations are the answer to everything, right? Not really. Liquid foundations that give high coverage tend to clog the pores and cause whiteheads and blackheads. When worn for long hours, sweat and oil can make liquid foundation appear patchy.

Powder Foundation

If you have oily skin, powder foundations are a good addition to your makeup kit. Because powder foundations are talc-based, it soaks up the excess oil secreted by your skin. However, in case you have very oily skin, you will notice your powder foundation turning clumpy after a bit. Dry skin types should avoid using this type of foundation since the powder isn’t able to fill in the lines and wrinkles, which are more visible on dry skin, and tends to ‘çake.’ You would be familiar with the pressed-powder compacts. There is also a loose powder foundation available in the market. Powder foundations are best applied with a brush or sponge (never with your fingers!).

Powder foundations come in light(sheer) to medium coverage. Trying to use powder as a full coverage foundation by applying multiple layers can give your face a heavily caked look. Powder foundations also tend to change color after reacting with sweat and oils. Given the light coverage, it doesn’t help cover fine lines and blemishes.

Cream Foundation

If you are a dry skin type and have an all-day event coming up, then a cream foundation would be your best bet. An HD cream foundation lasts up to 10 hours without creasing or caking, keeping your skin hydrated the whole time. The coverage of a cream foundation is medium, i.e. it can hide light blemishes and very fine lines.

The problem with cream foundations is that they tend to crease after a while, in case your skin is extremely dry. To avoid this apply a face primer or a moisturizer before applying a cream foundation.

Mousse Foundation

Mousse foundations are gaining popularity due to their lightness. Also called a whipped foundation, the formula contains micro bubbles which make a light foundation to wear. It comes in medium to full  coverage variants. What makes it a great pick over a cream foundation is that mousse foundations do not settle into the ridges and accentuate lines and wrinkles. But, they also don’t last as long as a cream foundation does. You can wear a mousse foundation for upto 3 hours before it starts wearing off. This makes it a good option for an evening out with friends, but not a wedding.

Mousse foundations can be applied with either a beauty blender, or a brush.

Serum Foundation

One of the less familiar foundation types to hit the market, serum foundation is perfect for women with oily skin. Serums have the lightness of a tinted moisturiser and the coverage of a foundation. The silicone-based formula makes it watery and thin, which makes it easy to spread. However, serum foundations set soon which is why you have to apply them quickly. You can use a flat foundation brush to apply over large areas at once, and evenly.

The problem with serum foundations though is that they start wearing after 2-3 hours.

Can you use a CC cream instead of a foundation?

A CC, or color corrector cream, is a good option for your daily makeup routine. A CC cream will even out your skin complexion, and keep your skin moisturized the whole day. However, it won’t be able to cover pores and blemishes since the coverage is extremely light.

What are the different foundation finishes?

Foundations come in mainly 3 finishes –  matte, dewey, and luminescent. While a matte finish reflects no light and makes the face look mature, a dewy finish reflects light and has an almost moist appearance. A dewy finish also gives a youthful appearance.  A luminescent finish gives subdued

What is a stick foundation?

Stick foundations are essentially cream-based foundations pressed into a stick format. They usually have a matte finish.  While they can be applied directly from the stick, professionals recommend using either a brush or a sponge.

What is the best foundation for oily skin?

Oily skin types should opt for liquid foundation, serum foundation, or powder foundation. On the basis of coverage, those with oily but flawless skin can apply a powder or serum foundation since it gives a sheer coverage, while oily skin that has enlarged pores or blemishes should go for heavy/ high coverage liquid foundation.

What is the best foundation for dry skin?

Dry skin types should opt for a cream foundation or mousse foundation. Both makeup foundation types hydrate the skin,  and fill in the fine lines and wrinkles, that dry skin is prone to.

After having read all that, many might discover that the type of foundation they have been using all this time, may not be the right one after all. But there’s no need to throw away that expensive foundation just because it’s not the right type or color. You can use the wrong foundation as a tinted moisturizer by adding a little of it to your regular cream.

Type of Foundation	Suitable Skin Type	Coverage	Finish	Wear Duration
Liquid foundation	Dry   Oily	Light   Medium Full	Matte   Dewy	3 – 4 hours
Powder foundation	Oily	Light   Medium	Matte   Luminescent	2 – 3 hours
Cream foundation	Dry	Medium   Full	Matte	4 – 5 hours
Mousse foundation	All skin types	Medium   Full	Matte	2 – 3 hours
Serum foundation	Oily	Light   Medium	Semi-Matte	2 – 3 hour

 

Turkish Eye Pencil

The Turkish Eye Pencil products are among the Turkish Eye makeup art which is one of the most amazing secrets of Turkish beauty. In our category of eyeshadows products, you will find the perfect and best collection of eye makeup cosmetic items online from Turkey you can shop online from Turkey with Free Shipping offers. Applying eyeshadow is relatively easy. However, learning to apply eye makeup the right way is no simple task. How do you choose the right shade for your eye color and skin tone? Do you really need 10 makeup brushes? Will you ever use every color in that eyeshadow palette?

The secret to beautiful eyebrows, our edit of pencils will ensure a naturally flawless finish. With ultra-fine tips to create hair-like strokes, our collection of brow pencils – from celebrated arch-enhancing ranges will fill in, define and outline for some subtle enhancement or a statement-making impact.

If our eyes really are the window to our soul, it stands to reason that we want them to look their absolute best. Full, beautiful lashes are a sure-fire way to frame your eyes, whether you prefer a natural, slightly amped-up look or tonnes of definition. The easiest way to achieve this, of course, is with mascaras. Plus, with face masks going no where in a hurry, 2021 will be all about the eyes. But with hundreds of mascaras choose from, it's tricky to know which one is the most worthy of our money, especially when they all promise to add volume, thicken, curl and define?

Within the beauty team, we've trialled upward of 300 mascaras, so we reckon we're well placed to spot the holy grails from the fails. From old classics (such as Maybelline's £5.99 Great Lash Mascara, which sells every two seconds) and Too Faced's Better Than Sex offering (which sells every 7.5 seconds), to new and exciting formulas like Charlotte Tilbury's new Pillow Talk Push Up Lashes Mascara, we've road-tested the lot.

Below we've put together our edit of the best of the best by category – be it volume, length, definition or innovation – so you can find what you're looking for. Tip: it's best to first decide what matters most to you, then narrow it down accordingly.

But first, here are our top tips for making the absolute most out of your mascara
Take extra care not to over-pump (it'll dry the formula out – fast).
If you find a wand you love, clean it and keep it to use on the next tube you try.
Looking for the next level of lash drama? Layer your mascara with a lash-plumping primer. A few sweeps underneath and the maximising power of your mascara will be heightened.
And don't forget to use an eyelash curler to really lengthen and open up the eyes; it's our best beauty secret.
As for application, Vincent Ford, Global Artist at NARS, believes that the bet way to apply mascara depends on what "story" you want your eyes to tell. "For a natural look focus on pulling the mascara wand through the lashes from root to tip as if you were combing the lashes for length. Then remove any excess with a lash comb or fingertips for a separated, born with it appearance."

"For a more dramatic look I like to build the mascara up at the root of the lashes by moving the wand side to side at the base of the lashes without applying any to the tips," says Vincent. "This will give a feathery full lash look that looks great on everyone."

Looking for something specific? Check out our lists of the best mascara for sensitive eyes and the best waterproof mascaras for 2019 (oh, and you may want to check out these micellar waters for quick and easy removal, too).

Plus, read all about how you can maximise your lashes and even encourage them to grow!

Here's our pick of the very best mascaras out there. You're on the way to your best flutter yet!

Best mascara for volume

Benefit They're Real, £23.50, Feel Unique

An absolute favourite since its 2011 launch, Benefit's They're Real really delivers. The bouncy brush makes for easy and precise application, while the blacker-than-blacker formula keeps lashes looking thick and dramatic all day long. It really will have people asking if your lashes are real. Tempted? Use our Feel Unique discount codes to make your purchase.

Best mascara for huge lashes

 

Stila Huge Extreme Lash Mascara, £19, Feel Unique

 

What better way to describe someone's lashes than as huge?! Stila took this concept and ran with it when they created their cult mascara, which lengthens, adds volume, and gives your lashes extra oomph.

Best mascara for a false lash effect

Diorshow Pump 'N' Volume, £28, Boots

If you want the effect of fake lashes without faffing around with glue, this Dior mascara creates mega long lashes made for fluttering. Tempted? Use our Feel Unique discount codes to make your purchase.

Best mascara for mega-volume

 

Kevyn Aucoin The Volume Mascara, £22.50, Cult Beauty

 

Kevyn Aucoin's famed The Volume Mascara has gone unnoticed by most, but it's totally worth the investment. Due to the advanced technology used in formulating the product, it contains lash-building fibres which have the ability to thicken your lashes. Oh, and it has hundreds of glowing reviews from beauty buffs who say they simply cannot live without it. Use one of these Cult Beauty discount codes to save money on your order.

Best mascara for intensity

 

Chanel Inimitable Intense Mascara, £28, Selfridges

 

Of course this blogger favourite would make the list. Chanel Inimitable Intense is deal for super long and voluminous lashes without clumps. Tempted? Use our Feel Unique discount codes to make your purchase.

Best mascara for sensitive eyes

 

La Roche-Posay Toleriane Extension Mascara, £16.50 £12.35, Feel Unique

 

A gentler option for anyone with really sensitive eyes (or contacts), the fragrance-free, hypoallergenic Toleriane Extension Mascara gives great lashes without any discomfort. The slim brush also thoroughly coats every lash.

Best all-rounder mascara

Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk Push Up Lashes, £23, Charlotte Tilbury

 

Alongside a jet black, stretch formula that coats each and every lash, the brush is what sets this mascara apart. One edge is super thin and perfect for zig-zagging across little bottom lashes, the front is paddle shaped and excellent for combing through lashes to hook, hoik and lift them up.

Best mascara for oomph

Too Faced Better Than Sex Mascara, £23, Cult Beauty

 

While we can't promise that this mascara is actually better than sex, as far as mascaras go, this Too Faced product is pretty damn good. Two coats of the stuff make you look like you're wearing false lashes - super long and dark ones, at that. And if you flutter them at anyone, you're guaranteed to set hearts racing.

Best mascara for sexy, smoky lashes

 

Bobbi Brown Smokey Eye Mascara, £25, LookFantastic

 

This blacker-than-black Bobbi special has been created especially for wearing with smoky eye make-up. Curl your lashes before applying – the Smokey Eye Mascara formula really holds the lashes in place while adding colour right to the tips.

Best mascara for full and thick lashes

Clinique Chubby Lash Fattening Mascara, £20, LookFantastic

 

We love the adorable name of this mascara nearly as much as the product inside. Clinique expanded its "chubby range" and added this amazing Fattening Mascara to its family of chubby lip and eye crayons this year, and we are totally on board.

Best animal-friendly vegan mascara

KVD Go Big or Go Home Mascara, £20 £16, Boots

 

False lash effect with the benefit of being totally vegan? Yes please, KVD! Plus, Go Big Or Go Home has the signature, custom designed 'fluff brush' – inspired by a round bristle hairbrush – that catches and coats lash without any pesky clumping or sticking. For super thick lashes with blown-out volume, look no further than this game-changer from one of the best cruelty-free, 100% vegan brands out there.

Best mascara for sky high lashes

 

Maybelline Lash Sensational Sky High Mascara, £9.99, Superdrug

Launched last month, this mascara became a viral TikTok sensation within hours of landing on shelves. People were astounded at how much length it can add to lashes (note: LOADS!). Here's what our deputy beauty editor though when she tried it.

Best mascara for separating lashes

Max Factor Masterpiece Max, £11.99 £9.95, Boots

 

Max Factor's Masterpiece, AKA old faithful, is a favourite among the beauty team. The brush is made from a flexible material that coats every lash without dampening your natural curl. For those who prefer separation over clumps, it's a must-try. A bloody bargain, too.

Best budget mascara

Essence False Lash Effect Mascara Princess Black, £3.30, Wilko

 

Don't be fooled by the purse-friendly price tag and the fact that this Essence mascara is from your local Wilkos – women are going wild for it. Ladies have taken to Amazon to comment on how 'incredible' the product is, hailing it 'the best budget mascara ever'. The special, conic shape of the fibre brush provides lashes with length, dramatic volume and a false-lash effect and people have even taken to Amazon to sell theirs on for a profit.

Best high-street mascara

Maybelline Lash Sensational Mascara, £8.99, Boots

 

High-street hero Maybelline has topped Amazon's beauty best-seller list with its Lash Sensational Mascara, and it's easy to see why. The curved brush has six lengths of bristles that reach the multiple layers of lashes you never knew existed, giving an intense, full-fan flutter.

Best mascara for full-on flatter

Hypnose Doll Eyes Mascara, £27, Lancome

 

Lancome is known for its brilliant mascaras, and the classic formula of Hypnose Doll Eyes Mascara is absolutely no exception. The cone-shaped brush allows the perfect application, and the formula will result in perfectly volumised lashes.

Best mascara for fanned-out lashes

L'Oreal Paris Volume Million Lashes Feline Mascara, £10.99 £8.79, Boots

 

This curved brush delivers perfectly fanned lashes. True to its name, Volume Million Lashes Feline Mascara is our favourite to complete a cat-eye look – just use the brush to extend the lashes of the outer corner of your eyes.

Best for 'whipped' lashes

L'Oreal Paris Air Volume Mega Mascara, £10.99 £8.79, Boots

 

The brand's first whipped texture is game-changing, giving you inflated lashes as the formula expands on lashes for up to 10x more impact.

Best mascara for definition

Estee Lauder Sumptuous Extreme Lash Multiplying Volume Mascara, £26 £20.80, Boots

 

Estee Lauder is another brand known for its impressive mascaras. The Sumptuous extreme formula ensures zero clumps and cleanly separated lashes... it seriously delivers.

 

Best mascara for lengthening

MAC Extended Play Gigablack Lash Mascara, £17 £13.60, Boots

Mac's mascaras are the stuff of dreams, and Extended Play Gigablack Lash Mascara is one of our all-time favourites. Gripping to the lashes with ease, the thin wand provides layers of jet-black product which lengthens and adds volume.

Best mascara for Zoom lashes

Victoria Beckham Future Lash Mascara, £26, Victoria Beckham Beauty

 

After much anticipation, VB finally gave us what we were waiting for in the form of this uber chic mascara. Perfect for separated, clump-free lashes with *just* the right amount of lift, this mascara is ideal. The best part? It rinses away effortlessly with just warm water. No cotton pads, no remover needed.

Best mascara if you're after a cult favourite

Maybelline Great Lash Mascara, £5.99, Boots

 

The world's best-selling mascara for over 47 years, a tube of this sells every two seconds. And for good reason. This highly pigmented formula is ideal for those who like their lashes black and dramatic. Think thick and luscious rather than light and feathery.

Best mascara for priming

Diorshow Lash Maximizer Primer, £28, Dior

 

Layered under any (and we mean ANY) mascara, this incredible primer helps to separate, volumise, curl and lengthen. Not only does Lash Maximizer Primer help fake bigger, better lashes, it also doubles-up as a conditioning treatment. That means beautiful, nourished lashes when the layers come off, too.

Best mascara for va-va-voom

Nars Climax Mascara, £22, Nars Cosmetics

 

In need of some lash satisfaction? Climax Mascara from Nars gives crazy good volume, but with zero clumps, even from the first pump. Matching Better Than Sex in quality and in cheeky name, it's fast becoming a favourite.

Best mascara for curl

Sisley So Curl Mascara, £45, Sisley

 

Sisley's new mascara really does live up to it's name, So Curl. Working to fan out your lashes, with its arching wand, you can get right into the corner of your eyes so you don't miss a single one. Use with a eyelash curler for an extra show-stopping result.

 

 

Turkish Eye Makeup

The Turkish Eye makeup art is one of the most amazing secrets of Turkish beauty. In our category of eyeshadows products, you will find the perfect and best collection of eye makeup cosmetic items online from Turkey you can shop online from Turkey with Free Shipping offers

Applying eyeshadow is relatively easy. However, learning to apply eye makeup the right way is no simple task. How do you choose the right shade for your eye color and skin tone? Do you really need 10 makeup brushes? Will you ever use every color in that eyeshadow palette?

We know that it’s easy to get confused about the best ways to make your eyes pop, so we’ve crafted a 5-step guide to show you exactly how to handle all those eyeliners, mascaras, and shadows, no matter your eye shape or color. Let's get started:

1. Start with great makeup brushes.

There’s a reason famous artists don’t finger paint: it’s much harder to create a masterpiece without the proper tools. The same holds true for makeup application. Invest in a few good cosmetic brushes for even, precise, and hygienic makeup application. Luckily, you can get great ones without dropping an entire paycheck.
When we tested the best makeup brushes in our Beauty Lab, we found that synthetic brushes are almost always preferable to their natural-fiber counterparts, and they are more affordable, easier to clean, and allergy-friendly. (Psst: All of our winners were synthetic, and the pros couldn’t differentiate them from pricier natural picks!)

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2. Apply a base eyeshadow to the lid.

Using your eyeshadow brush, sweep your favorite base shade on your eyelid. If you have brown eyes, shimmer might be the way to go — look how Mandy Moore rocks it on the red carpet.
Depending on the look you’re going for, you can bring this base color all the way up to your brow bone in preparation for a more dramatic smoky eye, or you can stop at the crease of your eye for a basic, everyday look.
In the latter case, here’s a foolproof trick: place the color into the crease of your eye when your eyes are open, and work down toward the lash line. That way, you’ll never overshoot your crease or end up with messy lines.

3. Concentrate darker shadow in the eye crease.

Dark colors attract light, so placing a darker tone of shadow in the crease of the eye makes your eyes pop by adding depth and dimension in the exact right spot.

To get the look, dip a domed brush like e.l.f. Blending Brush ($4, ulta.com) into a dark shadow and sweep it right along the eye socket, following the shape of your eye between your brow bone and eyelid. A deep brown like Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Thunderbird ($4, ulta.com) is a universally flattering choice, no matter your eye color.

If you (like me!) have hooded eyes, your upper lid covers most of your mobile lid when your eyes are open. That means you will have to play with different, higher placements for crease shadow, because if you simply apply along the eye socket, the color will disappear when you open your eyes. Instead, start with your eyes open and use your brush to mark where you want that dark color to start in order to be visible. Then, close your eyes and blend across, smoothing out any hard lines and focusing pigment on the outermost corner of the eye in a "V" shape.

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4. Rim your lash lines in a super-dark color.

 

Eyeliner that's applied correctly can make your lashes look thicker and eyes look wider. If you're not a huge fan of eyeliner, you can get a similarly impactful look (that’s easier to wash off!) with a super-dark eyeshadow. Use a flat, short-bristled brush, like this one by Beauty Junkees ($10, amazon.com), to press the dark color along the edges of your upper eyelid where your eyelashes begin, and along the lower lash line.
If you like to wear liner on your waterline (the inner-most rim of the eye), be aware that the bristles might irritate your eye. In that case, you can trace this line with our favorite eyeliner, or (beauty hack alert!) apply a pale nude liner to the waterline to make the eye look wider and more awake. Just be sure you choose something waterproof, like Marc Jacobs Beauty Highliner Gel Eye Crayon Eyeliner ($26, sephora.com).

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5. Highlight with a pretty shimmery shadow.

 

Make your brows pop and add lift by adding a shimmery pale eyeshadow or pencil directly under the brow. Benefit High Brow ($22, ulta.com) is an easy-to-use pencil, or you can try Maybelline Expert Wear Eyeshadow in Soft Pearl ($22, ulta.com) for more shimmer. Add the same pearly light color to the inner corner of the eye to brighten things up, too. Finish with a few coats of our favorite mascara, and you're good to go.

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Foundation

 

Primer

Primer enables you to get a thin layer to saturate the skin before applying makeup and is essential to nourish it and make it look its best.

Foundation cream

The foundation enables you to have a flawless complexion, so applying makeup is easier later.

Concealer

Concealer is essential for hiding skin imperfections that foundation cannot hide, such as blemishes, burns, wounds, pimples, dark circles and freckles.

Face powder

The powder enables you to apply elegant touches to the skin to get a distinct look and skin tone suitable for your makeup type.

The contour

Contouring enables you to define the details of your face, while the highlighter shows the places of sparkle and shine on the skin to make it look louder and more elegant.

Highlighter

Contouring enables you to define the details of your face, while the highlighter shows the places of sparkle and shine on the skin to make it look louder and more elegant.

Bronzer

Bronzer enables you to achieve a bronzed complexion and a charming and elegant metallic look that is perfect for summer nights.

Blusher

Alblashar is essential in every make-up, especially if you want to show your skin more luster and vitality with a degree or two less than your basic skin color

Kohl

Using kohl pens instead of traditional kohl is very effective and gives you an elegant and distinct look, so make sure that it is in your bag.

eyeshadow

You can draw eyeshadow and illustrate the beauty of the eye dome through the charming colors that the eyeshadows provide.

Eyeliner

Eyeliner is the pen that enables you to define eyes and get Pharaonic makeup or the famous cat eye makeup

Mascara

The mascara enables you to get a charming look and more intense eyelashes, to be more distinctive and with elegant and charming eyelashes.

Eyebrow pencil

To get elegant eyebrows, you should make sure to choose a suitable pen from the various colors and brands of eyebrow pens

Lip liner

Before applying lipstick, you can define the lips with a pen that will make your lips more elegant and distinctive.

Lip gloss

Gloss or lip gloss is a great alternative to lipstick, and it enables you to have elegant and elegant lips.

Lipstick

Of course, lipstick is one of the most popular make-up tools. You can choose the right color for your makeup to be more charming and elegant

Makeup brushes makeup brush 

There are more than 12 types of makeup brushes, and they come with different shapes and uses, such as:

Eye shadow brush.
Blush brush.
 Contour brush.
Blending Brush
Mascara brush.

Make-up sponges

A sponge is essential for cleaning makeup and for fixing some details, so you have to carry a lot of it in your bag.