Asian eye makeup differs from region to region. The Chinese, Japanese and Thai have eyelids without wrinkles. On the other hand, Middle Eastern and Indian eyes have wrinkled eyelids.

The eye crease is enhanced to give the eyes definition. Asian eyes can carry darker, more vibrant shades due to darker skin tones. Otherwise, the technique of applying makeup is the same as that used on Caucasian eyes.

Normally applied makeup begins by touching the eyes with creams that fill in wrinkles and remove bags, followed by the translucent base to help bring out the color of the eyeshadow. You will start the makeup with a darker eye shade brushed on the outer edge, while the inner edge will take on a lighter shade. The eyelash is emphasized with a streak of the darkest eyeshadow along its edge.

The eyebrows enhance the look, so it is best to shape them, brush them and fix them with the help of a gel. Then you can apply mascara which also adds volume to the lashes. sequins, glitter; Shimmery eyeshadows make Asian eyes mesmerizing.

Wrinkle-free eyes can be fixed with some Asian eye makeup tricks. A gray or brown eyeshadow a few shades darker than your skin tone can be applied to create a false crease. The darker shades of the shadow and eye line are applied along the lashes and then the rest of the eye is highlighted with a lighter shade.

Darker eye shadows are always applied before lighter shades and the look is completed by defining the eyes with eyeliner. The usually straight eye lashes without creases can be curled with a curling wand or mascara curler, another option is to use pre-curled false lashes. You can apply lash glue along the lash line, starting from the outer edge working inwards, emphasizing the dark eye shape.