Eye Makeup

How to achieve natural eye makeup?

For a natural look, choose a lengthening mascara like Volumacils from the Atelier du Sourcil and a colored eye pencil, brown or taupe. A stick eyeshadow nude or slightly iridescent allows you to open up the eyes without overloading them. Minéclat Concealer illuminates the eye contour for a fresh and rested complexion, it can also be used as an eyeshadow or base on the eyelids. A discreet but sophisticated makeup is enough to enhance your look every day.

What shade of makeup suits my eyes?

For blue eyes, copper or bronze tones intensify the natural radiance. Green eyes will be enhanced by shades of plum, purple, or warm brown. Brown eyes can wear anything, especially khakis and intense blacks. Gems Pencils offer perfect shades for every iris color.

For a harmonious result, think about your eye makeup as a whole: match the pencil to your eyeshadow, your eyebrow color, or your skin tone. If you're unsure about which one to choose, don't hesitate to ask our Atelier experts for advice.

How to get eye makeup that lasts all day?

Start with a mascara primer to set lashes and extend their hold. Use long-lasting products like 1440 Longwear Eyeliner or the IYKYK Eyeshadow Sticks from Wonderskin. Apply the eyeshadows with a suitable brush for an even, well-set finish. For a clean and precise result, work your makeup in thin layers, focusing on the outer corner of the eye, which is often more prone to friction. Finish by setting the whole look with a light powder to ensure optimal hold from morning to night.

What steps should you follow for successful eye makeup?

For successful eye makeup, start by unifying the eyelid with a primer to set the pigments and extend their hold. Then draw the brow line to structure the look. Next, apply your eyeshadows in a gradient, playing with textures and intensities according to the shape of your eye. Draw a line of pencil or eyeliner along the lash line to define the outline. Finish by applying mascara, choosing the format best suited to the desired effect: volume, length, or definition.