Multicolor eye makeup: step-by-step technology with photos

Multi-color eye makeup is important to start with the right choice of shades of shadows and pencils - they should be harmoniously combined with each other and smoothly transition from one to another. For example, for our colorful makeup, the makeup artist chose deep purple, fuchsia, lilac, orange and yellow. By placing them from dark to light from the outer corner of the eye to the inner, the artist created a beautiful stretch of shades on the eyelids.

The makeup artist decided to complement this makeup with a light blush on the apples of the cheeks and translucent soft pink gloss on the lips. Of course, don’t forget to shape the model’s eyebrows first.

Our expert demonstrates how to repeat spectacular multi-color makeup step by step and what beauty products to use.

Step 1. Even out the tone of the face by mixing two shades - Dark beige and Vanilla beige.

Step 2. Sculpt the facial features using the More and more highlighter and the Dual compact 1 black and white correction kit.

Step 3. Model the shape of the eyebrows using eyebrow pencil B05.

Step 4. Make a base for the shadows using dark brown fondant, shade the contours and draw the future shape.

Step 5. Apply shadows, starting with the lightest shade, to the area under the eyebrow and the inner corner of the eye, blending over the base. We arrange the remaining tones of the shadows based on the method of mixing colors according to the Itten color wheel.

Step 6. On the inner mucosa we use a black pencil, shade it over the base and fix it with shadows of a darker shade.

Step 7. Apply mascara, use concealer to even out the skin tone in the central area of the face, apply a mix of Salmon and Beige tones. Refresh with blush shade Sakura.

Step 8. Cover the lips with gloss in the shade Azalea.

Step 9. To complement the look, draw the root arrow with liquid eyeliner in the shade Black.

Makeup, hair: Yana Shtepa

Photo: Vadim Sery

Model: Ekaterina Strigunova (Ego Models)

Brand: Kodi Professional

The technology was first published in the MAKEUP&YOU Professional magazine.