HOW TO...APPLY EYE MAKEUP
Writer: Stephanie
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step one...  choose your eyeshadow formula
There are several formulas of eyeshadow available.

Powder:	These are the easiest to use for daily application. It is eaiser to control the amount of shadow you use for the look you desire. However, if you have oily eyelids, these will crease and fade away.   Try: Laura Mercier Eyeshadows ($18)          Revlon Wet/Dry Eyeshadows ($4) shown
Creme Pot:	These shadows have major staying power, but are trickier to blend together with other colors. Try these if your lids are more prone to shadow creasing.   Try: Benefit Creme Shadow ($18) shown          Revlon Illuminance Creme Shadow ($7)
Squeeze Tube:	These are great if you just want a sheer wash of color, but steer clear if you have oily eyelids.   Try: Mary Kay Eyesicles Creme-to-Powder Eyecolor ($10)          Maybelline Cool Effect Cooling Cream Eyecolor ($5)
Stick:	These are the most stay-put of all the shadow types. If your eyeshadow creases when you use creme pot, try this. These are typically cooling, which feels great if you have sensitive eyes.   Try: Clinique Smudgesicles ($13)          CG Smoothers Gel Eyecolor Pencil ($5)

PAGE 1: Intro
PAGE 2, step 1: Choose Your Eyeshadow Formula
PAGE 3, step 2: Choose Your Eyeshadow Colors
PAGE 4, step 3: Apply Your Primer
PAGE 5, step 4: Apply Your Highlight Shade
PAGE 6, step 5: Apply Your Accent & Contour Shade
PAGE 7, step 6: Choose Your Eyeliner Formula
PAGE 8, step 7: Choose Your Eyeliner Color
PAGE 9, step 8: Apply Your Eyeliner
PAGE 10, step 9: Curl Your Eyelashes
PAGE 11, step 10: Apply Your Mascara
PAGE 12, step 11: Optional: Define Your Eyebrows