4 Hot Eye Makeup Looks In Summer

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When it comes to makeup, eye makeup is undoubtedly the focus of a perfect complexion, which can tell so much about someone, such as his or her makeup skills, characters, and even personalities. If you would like to stand out at an important party, it counts for much to wear a bright eye makeup since it is a good way to show off your beauty as well as helping you in gaining much confidence, more importantly, even start a new beauty trend! Wearing eye makeup is easier said than done especially when you want to take on a new look, which requires you to put on an eye liner, curl your lashes and apply the mascara. After finishing these steps, I bet you will get tons of likes! 

While the beauty trend is always changing and girls tend to prefer different styles of makeup, the 4 eye makeup trends below are absolutely the most popular looks that are commonly seen on the red carpet, fashion week, magazines, TV shows, party nights, and most importantly, in real life no matter what kind of style you prefer. Heavy makeup or naked makeup do not matter too much. And now I will introduce the 5 hot eye makeup trends to you and hope it will give you some inspiration when it comes to eye makeup.

The structure of the article is as follows:

1. The cat eye makeup
2. Non-black eyeliner
3. 60's retro lashes
4. Hues of blues
5. Summary

1. The Cat Eye makeup.

Cat eye makeup has always been a hot topic of eye makeup. We can even say, there must be a chapter related to cat eyes makeup in any book that talks about eye makeup. Why can it be such a big hit and has been common ever since? From my personal of view, it is maybe because the cat eye's got all the makings of a technique that can stand the test of time. This beauty trend of cat eye makeup look has been showed up since the time of Cleopatra and been highly sought for due to the likes of some female celebrities such as Brigitte Bardot, Rita Hayworth, Starlet Edie Sedgwick of Andy Warhol fame, and classic beauty Audrey Hepburn.

2. Non-black eyeliner.

The most common colors of eye liners are definitely black and brown. It is an undeniable fact that they two are the safest color that can matches well with any styles of makeup. Some other beautiful colors, however, can come as a surprise for you such as bronze, pink, green, teal, plum, purple, eggplant and so on.

Summer is a colorful season who have plenty of grand for any kind of possibilities. Pick up a colorful eyeliner now that the weather is getting warmer. If you are a girl who are fancy for the teal, violet or bronze will work well for your taste. If you prefer the eyeliners that are a little thicker, be careful to use a dark pencil in a black or dark brown run it tightly along the lash line to strengthen the color of your eyeliner. There is also a useful tip— you can take a pencil whose color is a little bright and then apply it to your waterline. It works well in making your eyes pop especially in the lighter shades like teal, turquoise, violet, and lavender.

3. 60's Retro lashes. 

The 60's Retro lashes has been a huge hit since it showed up in the red carpet in 2014. The wide-eyed Twiggy look from the 60's has resurged by way of false lashes. How can you wear this look? There are two methods to achieve it.

One is to pick up a classic lash strip and put it to your lashes. Lash clusters and individual lashes are better options to go retro. However, if you prefer heavy makeup to natural looks, go for another way bravely. But you should pay attention that your lashes must be long and wide spread enough to get a 60's appeal.

Another way is to apply lash clusters, which is more friendly to those green hands who have never used lash trips as it is easier to apply than classic lash trips. Apply each piece of the lash cluster with enough space in between each one so that it you can get the spaced-out, doe-eyed look. Remember to apply a coat of liner on the top and bottom lashline (only if you add to the bottom lashes) otherwise you can skip. Finally, you can apply the mascara over the lashes that you have just applied to get a more natural eye makeup look.

 4. Hues of Blues.

Amid a surge in eye makeup nostalgia, the hues of blues are enjoying a moment of irony-infused popularity. Blue eyeshadow originally gained popularity in the 1980's, and now is back in vogue, which is thought as a powerful tool to make your brown eyes look prettier. Wear a blue or aquamarine colored shadow and soften any harsh lines with a fluffy blender brush. The pastel blue is another nice option. When applied over a bronze shadow directly to the center of the eyelid it can make quite the eye makeup statement. If your face is a little flat, you can apply some gunmetal or a rich brown shadow in the crease to make your eyes look glowing.

Interested in the four eye makeup looks mentioned above? Which one appeals to you most? Will you pick up the lashes, have a try with the cat eye makeup? If any question about eyeliner, you can read this article whose topic is How to fix eyeliners

And if you are not willing to read so much words, there is a relevant eye makeup video prepared for you and hope it will work well for your taste.

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