If the separation between both of your eyes is larger than the width of one, you fall into the group of people with wide-set eyes. By highlighting the inner part of the eyes with darker hues and reserving lighter hues for the outside portion of the eyes, you may create the appearance of closer eyes by pulling the focus inward.
Classic Daytime Style.
Create a neutral base for your eyes by priming them first. Then, draw attention inward by blending a soft mocha eyeshadow from the lash line up onto the lid in the inner third of your eyes.
Apply a lighter-colored toning eyeshadow to the outside corner of your lashes, mixing it up over the crease of your socket without going outside of it.
To remove sharp edges—the point where two colors merge together—use a blending brush.
The lashes will be curled and a layer of mascara applied in this phase.
Transformative Nights.
Deepening the color at the inner corners and blending it into the socket crease is necessary.
Apply a more intense hue to the inner corners of the lower lash line and gradually blend it outward.
Retouch the caramel eyeshadow by blending it upward and inward on the outside portion of the lid.
On both the upper and lower lashes, apply one more layer of mascara.
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Apply eyeliner to the inner corners of your eyes as well as the surrounding skin to get a smokey eye.
Adding a cat's eye shape or a flick at the outside corners will give the impression of being wider, therefore avoid doing so completely.
Start at the inner corners of your eyes and work your way across the lids about one-third of the way with a dark, matte eyeshadow application.
Avoid blending the lighter hue past the eyes and instead direct it toward the outer corner.
Make the eye sockets more prominent, concentrate on the inner corners of the eyes, and mix it out toward the outer corners.
Apply mascara with special attention to the inner lashes.