Are your eyes black? Do you like smokey makeup? Have you always wanted to make your look more intense and deeper with eyeshadow? If you answered yes to any of these questions (or all three), take a look at what we just discovered from Selena Gomez. The dark brown eyed artist has shown us Special makeup to make them look bigger Which has mesmerized us all this time. He did it on Instagram with a ‘story’ that has stolen our hearts. Look!
How does Selena do her makeup? The singer has used a brown eye shadow Also create an ‘eyeliner’ to mark the entire socket of your eyes and blend upwards, creating an instant ‘lifting’ effect on your face. An intense and highly pigmented shade with which she has colored her entire mobile eyelid and part of the fixed eyelid and also the lower line of the eyelashes, which perfectly frames her eyes. To enlarge and define her eyes, she also used a brown pencil on the waterline and a black mascara to define and curl her lashes to infinity. Result, fantastic.
By the way, makeup in terracotta tones is very suitable for autumn, where brown colors are the real protagonists of our look. We’re pretty sure Selena used her own makeup company’s eyeshadow, rare beauty, To create this effect makeup. In fact, one of the latest launches from your brand was a palette that had a beautiful combination of earth tones… could this be the one you used? Possibly!
‘Give Yourself Grace’ Eyeshadow Palette
‘Give Yourself Grace’ Eyeshadow Palette
Christina is the beauty and lifestyle editor at Cosmopolitan. With over five years of experience in digital magazines, she loves writing about makeup trends, hairstyles, skin care products and celebrity looks, as well as culture and lifestyle in the broader sense. : You will see him signing the articles. Books or music, but also sports, phrases for all kinds of occasions or even about dreams, a subject that has retained her interest for a long time.
Christina graduated in Journalism and Audiovisual Communication from Carlos III University in 2017 and since then she has not stopped writing about all the things she is passionate about. Before landing at Cosmopolitan, she interned at several local media and worked in the editorial offices of Enfemenino, Mia and Marie Claire, where she has also published articles and reports on fashion, beauty and culture.
She currently combines her work as a freelance editor with another of her great passions, music photography. If she’s not in front of a computer writing or looking for inspiration for her songs, you can definitely find her in the front row of any concert in Madrid, camera in hand.