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Upside-Down Eye Makeup Is Easier Than It Looks

What You Need
The first step is to make sure you have the right tools. If your arsenal of brushes only consists of the free sponge-tips you got who-knows-how-long-ago, now is a good time to upgrade. Just FYI, they do make brushes that look like unicorn horns and Harry Potter wands. For this specific purpose, you’ll need a small shadow brush. When it comes to shadow color, the choice is all yours. If bold neon colors are too bright for you, try a soft bronze or silver to catch the light.Getting Started

Staying Put

Insider Tips
- If you’re using some particularly radical shadow, you can use clear tape to lift off any fallen debris.
- Use eyeliner under your eyes first, then add shadow on top for an extra smoky effect.
- For smooth application and long-lasting color, mist your brush with a bit of water before dipping it into the palette.
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