Search iconsearch jane iredale products.
Close icon

This section doesn’t currently include any content. Add content to this section using the sidebar.

Image caption appears here

Add your deal, information or promotional text

Makeup Blog

Makeup For Blue Eyes - Pure Impact Part 3

  • 2 min read

BY CHELSEA SIMMONS

You blue-eyed lovelies have been so patient! Thank you for waiting, now here are your eye makeup tips for enhancing your natural beauty.

Natural Makeup for Blue Eyes

daytime makeup look for blue eyes
  • Start with Oyster, the base shade from your goBlue Eye Steppes. Use the Oval Blender Brush to sweep it over the entire lid, right up to the brow bone.
  • Next, apply Taupe to the crease with the Chisel Shader Brush.
  • Clean off the Chisel Shader and use it to press Smoke into the outer fourth of the eye, from the lash line into the crease.
  • Blend everything to an edgeless finish with the Oval Blender.
  • Use Rosy to line under the lower lash line with the Mini Dome Brush.

Now for Makeup with More Drama...

nighttime makeup look for blue eyes
  • Start by applying Oyster to the inner third of the lid and the brow bone. The Deluxe Shader Brush works well for this.
  • Use the Chisel Shader to sweep Taupe onto the outer third of the eye from the lash line all the way to the brow bone.
  • Go right over that with Smoke from the lash line to the crease. Really press it in there if you want some nice intensity. Keep layering until you like it.
  • Next, clean off your brush well and press Rosy into the center of the lid, from the lash line to the crease.
  • Use the Mini Dome to apply Swiss Chocolate (yum!) to the outer three-quarters of the lower lash line.
  • Blend everything well with the Oval Blender, and be sure to give it a good mist with Hydration Spray. This is a secret to keeping intense eye makeup from looking overdone.

One final tip: if you don't have an array of brushes (and really, you should!) the Chisel Shader is a workhorse that can perform every task in these looks, depending on how you hold it.
Chelsea Simmons

Chelsea Simmons

Chelsea began her beauty journey in 2010 as a fashion and beauty freelancer at Ladies’ Home Journal magazine. There she had the chance to test and review hundreds of products while quickly falling for the benefits the clean makeup she tried. After leaving the magazine industry, she worked as a publicist for international fragrance and beauty brands until 2016 when she landed at jane iredale. Here, she has discovered liquid eyeliner doesn’t have to burn her eyes, foundation doesn’t have to feel heavy, and that the jane iredale Global Educators truly have the best beauty hacks. Since then, she’s shared her 10+ years of experience with you on The Good Glow Blog.