Wow just found this i have to say i think I've been messing with my brushes i just really like the way you put it out there simple and i liked your look yes i subscribed ty
This is genius! So many fantastic tips in one video. It's always so frustrating to watch eye tutorials by folks whose eyes are big and lifted, because those looks aren't available to many of us. I would love to see a tutorial like this for a more dramatic evening look. Thanks so much!!
Thanks for reaffirming my eyeshadow routine. I don’t have large eyes and they have become more hooded as I age (72). Luckily I have a lot of space between my eyelid and my eyebrow but with practically no mobile lid. I found the no pass zone quite by accident several years ago when I realized that staying inside brought the eye up. I actually draw it in like you do. As far as a base goes, I realized a lighter base color would mimic an artist’s canvas so I’ve always used a lighter shade first. It was always matte as there were no shimmery shades available to the public in the 60’s. Shimmers are not fabulous on my older eyes unless I keep them to a minimum and quite low. I also do a partial drop line facing up and find if I start with a powder and then go over lightly with a pencil , usually a bronze color. Going over the fold is a game changer- really lifts the eye. This is my first time viewing your channel but you really understand eye makeup for challenging eye shapes so I have just subscribed. Thank you.
I used to do your tip #1 always and was always happy with my eyeshadow shades. But through the years and lots of new products, I seem to have stopped. Well thank you; tomorrow I go back to that method😊
I love the do not pass line!! I need some. Definition under my eyes, have been using eyeliner, but it can be a little weird looking… I like your idea better! Can’t wait to try it!!!
I’m so glad I found your channel today. This is THE best video I’ve seen addressing makeup for hooded eyes. You break it all down, telling us WHY and not just how. Love this! Thanks so much 💕
The tight lining on the top lashes is life changing! It gives such nice definition in a more subtle way. I just stared doing this recently and wish I would have thought to do it all along!
I really like the tip about putting a skin color shadow all over before adding any other color. My aging eyelids do have some darkness and I DO have problems blending sometimes. Thanks for some great tips!
Guess who came back for another watch! I'm just tweaking the finer points and needed a reminder. This vid is giving me confidence and encouragement, thank you (again). 🌟🧡🌟🧡🌟🧡🌟🧡🌟🧡🌟
Wow. I never even thought of using an all-over base shadow on top of eyeshadow primer. No wonder my eyeshadow looks like plaid after a few hours. Thanks!
I am petite and managed eventually to work out that I needed smaller brushes. this is the first video I have ever seen that make this fundamental point. so important. the rest I knew and do but she explains it so well. wish we had this help when I was younger!
I can't wait to try these techniques. I have crepy hooded eyes, would you please suggest or do a tutorial suggesting the best colors to use to make the creping less noticable or harsh. Thank you so much!
Hi Tina! On my huded eyes I find the best working shadows are the medium or lighter transition/ crease shades. And also I use these on the lower lashlines, too. I do not have to much lid space but at least I still can use a lot of shimmer colours dark or light. Hope this helps.
As a mature woman with hooded eyes your tips are very useful. Most of all I appreciate you zooming the camera in so you can follow exactly what you are doing.
A makeup artist at a department store used a shadow all over my eyes as you did here. Then she applied the eyeshadows. I didn't know why she used the all over shadow, but you explained why this hack is important. I've never used an all over shadow, but I will for here on out. I don't see many makeup artist using this technique. It certainly makes a big difference.
I have gray hair, so I tried these techniques with different shades of gray. Wow! Makes a HUGE difference. Thanks for making this so easy to understand.
I love putting my face bronzer in my crease with a fluffy brush and my highlighter in the center of my lid with my finger. I’m not 100% positive but I think it was you that taught me to do that.🙂
I really learn so much from your tutorials; not only do you show application but your explain why. Thank you so much for all the advice and help. You make my makeup experience so much more pleasant.
Great video Love to see a sequel taking that look and showing how to add a deeper shade in outer corner, how do use darker shimmer shades in a palette and perfect placement of lid shades for hooded/smaller eyes.
Great! I try to follow tutorials from different youtubers but my eyebrows just don’t have a strong arch so never comes out the same as I don’t have same real estate shape to shade.
Thank you so much I have been doing my eye shadow for so many years and learning such great tip and tricks like this is so helpful I am doing this as I get ready for work thank you love every tip you gave and mind you i am 52 yrs so
You are the first person I have seen basically say it’s ok not to line the upper lash line and just tightline. I have never liked how my eyes look with liner on top but every video seemed to say how important it is to line but I love what you say about that and to focus on the bottom. Thank you!
I just found you today and these tips were really helpful! I especially liked the one where you go back toward the lower lashline because my eyes have gotten smaller with age and I definitely have a hollow place in that area. Thanks so much, Elle! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos!
I have watched thousands of makeup tutorials. i love them. I have never saw anyone explain every step and the reason why half as good as you do.. First time viewer & I am impressed....
Thank you so much for the tips and tricks. I'm still learning how to put eyeshadows, what foundation is good on me (I do not even know my skin tone until I bought my first foundation) and the brushes I need to use. I do not wear make-up when I go to work before the pandemic. I only use moisturizer, SFP 30, lipstick and face powder. Since I'm teleworking beginning of the pandemic (still is), I decided to learn how to put my make-up on and started watching UA-cam. Your video will really help me a lot. Again, thank you so much!
I’ve been searching for hooded eye techniques and came across some of your older videos. The do not pass line is genius. I’ve been struggling with not making my eyes look so droopy. Using your eye lift technique has helped so much. Thank you for making me feel more confident with eyeshadow with my hooded eyes ❤️
Wow Elle I just tried all your tips and even though it wasn’t perfect it was a huge improvement. I know with practice I will get better at it. Can’t thank you enough!😊
Great information, i always take my shadow out to far and end up putting a light colour over it so u cant see my mistake! I have special papers shaped like an eye and stick it on my eye so my mascara doesnt get on my face!
I really enjoyed your tips & tricks and watched your video several times; as a result I followed all of them and have received so many compliments. Thank you so much.
It is so awesome to see a influencer who knows about & loves Le Mieux ❣I am 52 & I take impeccable care of my skin & would love you to do a video on Le Mieux! I am a Licensed Board Certified Clinical Psychotherapist. If I could do it over I would get my MD in dermatology& psychiatry. I could be your special guest,lol😉 Your skin looks flawless my dear! Have a blessed fantastic day my fellow Le Mieux lover & product/make-up junkie❣
Awesome video! For the most part I've been following these tips (most I've gotten from your videos) But this is so BEAUTIFULLY EXPLAINED & EASY for a BEGINNER to FOLLOW! I'm forwarding these hacks to my sis & bf! Thanks Elle!
Man you got me 100% on smashing the brush on my lid line. Thanks for correcting that. I have lines under my eyes. I stopped using eye makeup on my bottom years ago because I watch the anchor woman in Tx say to stop if you have lines. So tell me, is there a hack for woman who have lines underneath? I’m so trying my bronzer tomorrow. It’s a beautiful color. I have hooded eyes big time. I suffer from migraines and get Botox. And where he has to put some of the shots has made them worse. I’m not complaining it’s helped my migraines. But love these hacks.
Beautiful application! Thank you for the helpful tips! It's always useful to "return to basics", even after years of practice. I often get a quick technique down but ignore the finer details or just forget. Helpful reminder to slow down and be purposeful with our beauty art. ❤️ I hope you are doing well darling! Ta ta! 💋
I’m back to tell you I tried all the techniques in this video and, wow, what a game changer! The most amazing set of “hacks” I’ve ever seen. Thank you!
Thank you great video and techniques. Just wondering though you said use transition shade under eye, but the color looks much darker than your transition shade.
This is exactly the video I was looking for. I struggle with eyes- mainly putting it on to blend (no pass zone) and also the winging part to lift- I have that little wrinkle skin that you mentioned that always keeps me from trying to lift or wing. I have natural almond/round eyes that want to turn down.
When I tightline, it really really emphasizes how the outer corners of my eyes turn down. I also have no success with lining my bottom lashes. It emphasizes my undereye circles. What I have learned to do is to keep the liner in my lash bed up to the spot where my eyes start to turn down and then I line on my lid close to my lashline and turning the line up a little bit.
This is aN eye and face shape problem. Check Emma Chamberlaine at 2021 met Gala how lining the bottom drags her face down Corpse bride style cause her eyes are round and extend the most verticly in the middle. Sophia loren classic eye look solves this cause the line raise completely at the outer edge of the Iris both up and down, and not the end of the eye itself (ignores it and covers it in beige/white). The bottom lashline is also lid space and you have to put a base there if it smudges into your undereye to create a barrier.
i have heard sophia loren applies false lashes with the end a little highed than her actual eye so they appear more feline/cat eyer and fills the area where skin is w eyeliner- too much work for me, but just a fun fact!!
Yessssssssssssss!!!! A fantastic back to basics, old school tutorial. 🌟🌟🌟 I'll always appreciate you instructing us (years ago) about the transition shade and what it means to the eye shape. Of course, I still do it the same way - When a master speaks, the student listens 💗. Thank you Elle, extra tuition is always appreciated, 💗💗💗💗💗 PS : How's the de-moulding going? Well, basically, how are you love? I pray you and your incredibly adorable family are all doing well and have been enjoying the glorious sunshine. Much love always ❤
I really enjoyed your video. I learned so much! Do you do private tutorials via zoom? I would love some private lessons on applying makeup to my older skin.
Liked these ideas and cant wait to experiment. Thx for addressing eye makeup. I have always and still do have large round eyes, but in mid age the outer sag is a new challenge to conquer.
Thank you for explaining these concepts in a way that makes so much sense. It's easy to follow when you understand the geometry and how the angles the look. I have always thought my eyes are a bit too high on my face and the upper eyelid goes up a little too far (making me look constantly anxious or scared unfortunately) so when I discovered the concept of just tightlining the upper lid it did wonders for me. It lowered my entire eye, giving me a younger look but also made my upper lashes look a little lower so I look calmer and less 😳 surprised. And as a plus it made the base of my lashes look thicker and fuller without taking away my precious little upper eyelid space. Drop shadowing on the bottom lash line is also great for making your eyes look bigger which is kindof surprising to people. It just makes your general eye shape look larger by adding those few extra millimeters of shadow below.
The do not pass line works, however my eyes are 2 different hooded eyes with more than one fold, my browbone is prominent all the way to my lower lash line. When I do my eyeshadow and liner I end up having a gap..if that makes any sense lol. Do you have any tricks for me to use shadow with a very prominent browbone? And how to match my two different eyes? Love you videos!! Much love from Nova Scotia, Canada! :)
Gosh , the beauful Miss Elle. I was born with hooded eyes that I fell in love with when I found out how to accentuate them with makeup. I found out that with hooded eyes, even the odd time I play with wild colors , it doesn't overpower my face/look since it's still not as visible to other people🤣
I have always loved your eyes and their natural pigment. I go with neutral to warm looks and think your eyes are perfect. Your beautiful, I love your content, and look to use for all things beauty!!
You are so LUCKY to have natural pigment on your eyelids that looks like perfectly placed soft brown eyeshadow!
Agree..she is so pretty
Wow just found this i have to say i think I've been messing with my brushes i just really like the way you put it out there simple and i liked your look yes i subscribed ty
I agree!
Is that not eyeshadow??
@@megansmedia9034 She has some natural brown pigment on her eyelid area that may have been enhanced with a sweep of bronzer.
Doing the “no pass line” with the transition shade is genius. Great video as usual.
thank you my love!!!! 😘
Your natural lid shade looks like a nicely applied shadow!
The “do not pass line” is such a good pointer to help keep the eyes looking lifted and youthful.
yay!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Holy smokes! This is amazing.
This is genius! So many fantastic tips in one video. It's always so frustrating to watch eye tutorials by folks whose eyes are big and lifted, because those looks aren't available to many of us. I would love to see a tutorial like this for a more dramatic evening look. Thanks so much!!
thanks!! I have several under my makeup application playlist
Thanks for reaffirming my eyeshadow routine. I don’t have large eyes and they have become more hooded as I age (72). Luckily I have a lot of space between my eyelid and my eyebrow but with practically no mobile lid. I found the no pass zone quite by accident several years ago when I realized that staying inside brought the eye up. I actually draw it in like you do. As far as a base goes, I realized a lighter base color would mimic an artist’s canvas so I’ve always used a lighter shade first. It was always matte as there were no shimmery shades available to the public in the 60’s. Shimmers are not fabulous on my older eyes unless I keep them to a minimum and quite low. I also do a partial drop line facing up and find if I start with a powder and then go over lightly with a pencil , usually a bronze color. Going over the fold is a game changer- really lifts the eye. This is my first time viewing your channel but you really understand eye makeup for challenging eye shapes so I have just subscribed. Thank you.
I used to do your tip #1 always and was always happy with my eyeshadow shades. But through the years and lots of new products, I seem to have stopped. Well thank you; tomorrow I go back to that method😊
I love the do not pass line!! I need some. Definition under my eyes, have been using eyeliner, but it can be a little weird looking… I like your idea better! Can’t wait to try it!!!
I’m so glad I found your channel today. This is THE best video I’ve seen addressing makeup for hooded eyes. You break it all down, telling us WHY and not just how. Love this! Thanks so much 💕
thank you! welcome to the fam
The tight lining on the top lashes is life changing! It gives such nice definition in a more subtle way. I just stared doing this recently and wish I would have thought to do it all along!
LOVE the way you explained the eyeshadow “do not pass” line!! Finally I’m learning how to apply eyeshadow thanks to your teaching!!♥️♥️♥️
I really like the tip about putting a skin color shadow all over before adding any other color. My aging eyelids do have some darkness and I DO have problems blending sometimes. Thanks for some great tips!
I love the no pass line. What a difference. Also finding the right brush size for your eyes. You always look so polished Elle. Thank you. 😘
Guess who came back for another watch!
I'm just tweaking the finer points and needed a reminder.
This vid is giving me confidence and encouragement, thank you (again).
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Your the first to explain the difference in the brushes. Thank you so much 😊
Elle, the DO NOT PASS line is such a great tip! Thank you! ❤
Wow. I never even thought of using an all-over base shadow on top of eyeshadow primer. No wonder my eyeshadow looks like plaid after a few hours. Thanks!
I am petite and managed eventually to work out that I needed smaller brushes. this is the first video I have ever seen that make this fundamental point. so important. the rest I knew and do but she explains it so well. wish we had this help when I was younger!
Outstanding tips Elle!! My fave is the "do not pass" line...perfection is what it is girl 🥰❤ xoxo
I can't wait to try these techniques. I have crepy hooded eyes, would you please suggest or do a tutorial suggesting the best colors to use to make the creping less noticable or harsh. Thank you so much!
Hi Tina! On my huded eyes I find the best working shadows are the medium or lighter transition/ crease shades. And also I use these on the lower lashlines, too.
I do not have to much lid space but at least I still can use a lot of shimmer colours dark or light.
Hope this helps.
the best shades are light and matte. if you use shimmer or foiled shades, it will draw attention to any lines or wrinkles on your lid.
As a mature woman with hooded eyes your tips are very useful. Most of all I appreciate you zooming the camera in so you can follow exactly what you are doing.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much
Thank you this was so helpful! But how can achieve this while wearing glasses.?
A makeup artist at a department store used a shadow all over my eyes as you did here. Then she applied the eyeshadows. I didn't know why she used the all over shadow, but you explained why this hack is important. I've never used an all over shadow, but I will for here on out. I don't see many makeup artist using this technique. It certainly makes a big difference.
LOVE your techniques! Thanks for sharing!
I have gray hair, so I tried these techniques with different shades of gray. Wow! Makes a HUGE difference. Thanks for making this so easy to understand.
yes love this!!!
Positively the best tutorial for hood eye lids!
Wow, I hv watched so many you tube artists and u r the best yet. Your do not pass line is a game changer. Thx so much
Soo professional how you organize the time stamps thankyou!
I love putting my face bronzer in my crease with a fluffy brush and my highlighter in the center of my lid with my finger. I’m not 100% positive but I think it was you that taught me to do that.🙂
I really learn so much from your tutorials; not only do you show application but your explain why. Thank you so much for all the advice and help. You make my makeup experience so much more pleasant.
Happy to help!
You gave me some tips today that I have never seen and I watch ALOT of tutorials. Thank you so much for your video😊
Great video
Love to see a sequel taking that look and showing how to add a deeper shade in outer corner, how do use darker shimmer shades in a palette and perfect placement of lid shades for hooded/smaller eyes.
Coming soon!
Great! I try to follow tutorials from different youtubers but my eyebrows just don’t have a strong arch so never comes out the same as I don’t have same real estate shape to shade.
👍🏻👏🏻I believe this tutorial could be renamed as being for beginners, too.
thank you
Fantastic tips Elle! Your lashes look fab!❤️
Thank you so much I have been doing my eye shadow for so many years and learning such great tip and tricks like this is so helpful I am doing this as I get ready for work thank you love every tip you gave and mind you i am 52 yrs so
I’ve missed you! You Tube was burying your videos on my feed! You are a superb teacher.
Oh no! ❤️❤️
You are the first person I have seen basically say it’s ok not to line the upper lash line and just tightline. I have never liked how my eyes look with liner on top but every video seemed to say how important it is to line but I love what you say about that and to focus on the bottom. Thank you!
Went and tried this straight away fantastic. I love the “no pass line”
Excellent tips perfectly explained ❤ especially like the lower lash 'do not pass' guide & brushing inwards Ty so much!
I just found you today and these tips were really helpful! I especially liked the one where you go back toward the lower lashline because my eyes have gotten smaller with age and I definitely have a hollow place in that area.
Thanks so much, Elle! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos!
Awesome! Thank you!
@@ElleLearyArtistry 😀
Love the coming from the outside tip!! Blessings.
Like the soft painterly flow of your "enlarged eyes" Under eye drawing is beautiful. Tutorial on tight lining exceptional.
Thank you so much 😀
I have watched thousands of makeup tutorials. i love them. I have never saw anyone explain every step and the reason why half as good as you do.. First time viewer & I am impressed....
I can’t ever seem to figure out how to do my hooded eyes. Thanks for the great tips!
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for the tips and tricks. I'm still learning how to put eyeshadows, what foundation is good on me (I do not even know my skin tone until I bought my first foundation) and the brushes I need to use. I do not wear make-up when I go to work before the pandemic. I only use moisturizer, SFP 30, lipstick and face powder. Since I'm teleworking beginning of the pandemic (still is), I decided to learn how to put my make-up on and started watching UA-cam. Your video will really help me a lot. Again, thank you so much!
wow thank you so much! glad I can help
Love this tutorial! It's the best I've seen for hooded eyes, thank you!
Your natural eyelid colour is perfect. So lucky. Also love your lip colours. Was wondering what they are! :)
Thank you this is a real tutorial. Most of them are people just putting their makeup on but this actually helped me.
❤️❤️❤️
I have deep set eyes so I used your deep set eye technique and it looks good. Thank you!
I’ve been searching for hooded eye techniques and came across some of your older videos. The do not pass line is genius. I’ve been struggling with not making my eyes look so droopy. Using your eye lift technique has helped so much. Thank you for making me feel more confident with eyeshadow with my hooded eyes ❤️
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Wow Elle I just tried all your tips and even though it wasn’t perfect it was a huge improvement. I know with practice I will get better at it. Can’t thank you enough!😊
yay!!! you got this
I think this is the best eye makeup tutorial I have seen! I can’t wait to try all these tricks tomorrow. Thanks, Elle!💐
Another amazing tutorial, thank you Elle! The "do not pass line" is here to stay ;-)
Yes! Thank you!
You are the best teacher
thank you so so much
Great information, i always take my shadow out to far and end up putting a light colour over it so u cant see my mistake! I have special papers shaped like an eye and stick it on my eye so my mascara doesnt get on my face!
I really enjoyed your tips & tricks and watched your video several times; as a result I followed all of them and have received so many compliments. Thank you so much.
Wonderful!
Wow great tips. Best one I’ve seen that explains in detail for hooded eyes. Thank you!
It is so awesome to see a influencer who knows about & loves Le Mieux ❣I am 52 & I take impeccable care of my skin & would love you to do a video on Le Mieux! I am a Licensed Board Certified Clinical Psychotherapist. If I could do it over I would get my MD in dermatology& psychiatry. I could be your special guest,lol😉 Your skin looks flawless my dear! Have a blessed fantastic day my fellow Le Mieux lover & product/make-up junkie❣
I use a 6" plastic ruler and mark the do not pass line. It works well for me
Excellent I learned a lot now to practice !
First off, you Excell at instruction. 2ndly, thank you so much!
You're welcome!
“Do not pass line” GENIUS!
You are beautiful! Thanks for this, I'm 65 so I've got some issues. Enjoy your youth!
Oh thank you!
Another masterclass, thank you Elle
So many great tips!! You have the best eyeshadow videos/tutorials! ♡
Thank you so much!!
No pass line is my favorite Elle:)
Thanks you’re fabulous!
Really like the" Do not pass line" hack.
I'm only 2 minutes in and I've already learned a genius hack!! Your videos teach me so much - thank you!
yay!!! thank you
Are you wearing lash extensions or the one day kind? I've been told not to tightline with extensions. Thank you! I love these tips 😍
thanks no these are lashify
Love the DO NOT PASS LINE! This tip will really help keep things in line! Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome- my fav was the which brush to choose tip
Awesome video! For the most part I've been following these tips (most I've gotten from your videos) But this is so BEAUTIFULLY EXPLAINED & EASY for a BEGINNER to FOLLOW! I'm forwarding these hacks to my sis & bf! Thanks Elle!
Man you got me 100% on smashing the brush on my lid line. Thanks for correcting that.
I have lines under my eyes. I stopped using eye makeup on my bottom years ago because I watch the anchor woman in Tx say to stop if you have lines. So tell me, is there a hack for woman who have lines underneath?
I’m so trying my bronzer tomorrow. It’s a beautiful color.
I have hooded eyes big time. I suffer from migraines and get Botox. And where he has to put some of the shots has made them worse. I’m not complaining it’s helped my migraines. But love these hacks.
Love how you really explain all the steps and do them. Thank you for all the help, Lord knows I need all the help I can get 🥰
Big storm in UK here today am staying at home ! Just fallen on to your fab video - I will try this later . New subscriber ❤️❤️
Beautiful application! Thank you for the helpful tips! It's always useful to "return to basics", even after years of practice. I often get a quick technique down but ignore the finer details or just forget. Helpful reminder to slow down and be purposeful with our beauty art. ❤️ I hope you are doing well darling! Ta ta! 💋
I’m back to tell you I tried all the techniques in this video and, wow, what a game changer! The most amazing set of “hacks” I’ve ever seen. Thank you!
thank you so so much! made my day
Thank you great video and techniques. Just wondering though you said use transition shade under eye, but the color looks much darker than your transition shade.
This is exactly the video I was looking for. I struggle with eyes- mainly putting it on to blend (no pass zone) and also the winging part to lift- I have that little wrinkle skin that you mentioned that always keeps me from trying to lift or wing. I have natural almond/round eyes that want to turn down.
When I tightline, it really really emphasizes how the outer corners of my eyes turn down. I also have no success with lining my bottom lashes. It emphasizes my undereye circles. What I have learned to do is to keep the liner in my lash bed up to the spot where my eyes start to turn down and then I line on my lid close to my lashline and turning the line up a little bit.
Girl I hear you!! For some reason lining the bottom makes my hoods look worse!!
This is aN eye and face shape problem. Check Emma Chamberlaine at 2021 met Gala how lining the bottom drags her face down Corpse bride style cause her eyes are round and extend the most verticly in the middle. Sophia loren classic eye look solves this cause the line raise completely at the outer edge of the Iris both up and down, and not the end of the eye itself (ignores it and covers it in beige/white). The bottom lashline is also lid space and you have to put a base there if it smudges into your undereye to create a barrier.
i have heard sophia loren applies false lashes with the end a little highed than her actual eye so they appear more feline/cat eyer and fills the area where skin is w eyeliner- too much work for me, but just a fun fact!!
Yessssssssssssss!!!!
A fantastic back to basics, old school tutorial. 🌟🌟🌟
I'll always appreciate you instructing us (years ago) about the transition shade and what it means to the eye shape. Of course, I still do it the same way - When a master speaks, the student listens 💗.
Thank you Elle, extra tuition is always appreciated, 💗💗💗💗💗
PS :
How's the de-moulding going?
Well, basically, how are you love? I pray you and your incredibly adorable family are all doing well and have been enjoying the glorious sunshine.
Much love always ❤
thank you so much for the kind words!!! it is a step by step process that is long but we are on our way!!
@@ElleLearyArtistry
Yay, 👍👍👍👍
I frequently give videos a thumbs up but I don’t often comment. However, I had to for this video. Excellent tips and demo!!!
thank you so so much!
Great video. I just watched it for a second time.
Your are such a great teacher. So easy to understand. Could you do a video applying shadow on deep set eyes. Thanks
Thank you
I really enjoyed your video. I learned so much! Do you do private tutorials via zoom? I would love some private lessons on applying makeup to my older skin.
yes I do! you can book on elleleary.com under hardwear beauty skin
Thanks for sharing babe. Always learning something new
Thanks for sharing your tips and tricks! You’re loved and appreciated. 💕
You are so welcome!
Such a good look, thank you for all the tips, instructions, got a lot out of this.
So glad!
I really learn a lot from your tutorials Thank you!
Happy to hear that!
Liked these ideas and cant wait to experiment. Thx for addressing eye makeup. I have always and still do have large round eyes, but in mid age the outer sag is a new challenge to conquer.
Thank you for explaining these concepts in a way that makes so much sense. It's easy to follow when you understand the geometry and how the angles the look.
I have always thought my eyes are a bit too high on my face and the upper eyelid goes up a little too far (making me look constantly anxious or scared unfortunately) so when I discovered the concept of just tightlining the upper lid it did wonders for me. It lowered my entire eye, giving me a younger look but also made my upper lashes look a little lower so I look calmer and less 😳 surprised. And as a plus it made the base of my lashes look thicker and fuller without taking away my precious little upper eyelid space.
Drop shadowing on the bottom lash line is also great for making your eyes look bigger which is kindof surprising to people. It just makes your general eye shape look larger by adding those few extra millimeters of shadow below.
Thank you so much! I needed thus. Especially the no pass line. And the brush instructions. Loved ALL of this and can't thank you enough. :)
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks so much Elle for the tip for skipping eyeliner❣
Wow! Great instruction! Love the do not pass line!
The do not pass line works, however my eyes are 2 different hooded eyes with more than one fold, my browbone is prominent all the way to my lower lash line. When I do my eyeshadow and liner I end up having a gap..if that makes any sense lol. Do you have any tricks for me to use shadow with a very prominent browbone? And how to match my two different eyes? Love you videos!! Much love from Nova Scotia, Canada! :)
Gosh , the beauful Miss Elle. I was born with hooded eyes that I fell in love with when I found out how to accentuate them with makeup. I found out that with hooded eyes, even the odd time I play with wild colors , it doesn't overpower my face/look since it's still not as visible to other people🤣
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This was awesome Elle!! Thank you. I will definitely try these tips for my hooded eyes! 😊👍❤️
I have always loved your eyes and their natural pigment. I go with neutral to warm looks and think your eyes are perfect. Your beautiful, I love your content, and look to use for all things beauty!!
Oh thank you! really appreciate it