How to do natural-looking warm-toned eye makeup

These days, I find it better to make my eyes look naturally defined rather than applying too much heavy eye makeup.

The eyeshadow base is Peach Beige , shading Rosy brown or pink brown I recommend it.

If you apply a color that matches your skin tone, such as beige or peach, broadly across the entire eyelid and add just a touch of brown shading to the outer corners, your eyes will look much more defined.

rather than black eyeliner Natural brown or camel brown I recommend it.

Instead of drawing a thick eyeliner, if you draw a thin line with brown to fill in the gaps between your eyelashes and extend just slightly at the outer corner, it creates a much softer impression.

Mascara too Brown or deep brown If you adjust it like that, it looks much more natural overall.

If you curl your eyelashes tightly with an eyelash curler and then lightly apply mascara from the roots, your eyes will look sharp without looking heavy.

For the under-eye area Champagne gold or peach gold pearls If you lightly dab just a very small amount, the area under your eyes looks brighter.

Rather than applying shimmer broadly, if you lightly apply a subtle shimmer under your pupils, the under-eye area looks brighter and the overall impression seems to become much more radiant.

These days, rather than an overly dressed-up look Natural eye makeup that enhances my eye shape This is the most labor-intensive part.