Best & Worst Eye Makeup for Asian Women | Asian American Poll

BEST & WORST EYE MAKEUP FOR ASIAN WOMEN
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thugmissy-
my lids are pretty much creaseless too. what i do is line my top lids with black liquid eyeliner extending the line slightly past the outer corners of my eye. then i dust a translucent powder over the line so it won't smudge as easily. then i brush a camel colored shadow over my lid about 3/4 the way up to the eyebrow. i finish by smudging a black eyeshadow over my eyelids just enough so a little of the black will show when my eyes are open. i think it makes my eyes look a little bigger. hope this works for you too.
girly Sunday, July 21, 2002 at 16:21:01 (PDT)

thugmissy:

I think that Korean eyes are so beautiful and do not need very much makeup. With or without a crease...curling your eyelashes..and applying mascara is so important...it makes your eyes seem more open..so..bigger..deeper.

The BEST way to curl your eyelashes so that they stay curled all day is to heat your eyelash curler with a blowdryer...and then use it...
It works so well...but make sure it's not too hot...

Luck...

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Jinhwa/Kimi...

I can kind of relate to you guys too....
When I was even younger...one of my double eyelids would turn single when I wake up...and it would turn back to double a couple hours later. It's weird because its always just one eye...and it always somehow manages to turn back to double in time that I have to go anywhere...so it's never really a problem because nobody else really knows about it...

haha...
Larri Kong.... Sunday, July 21, 2002 at 13:06:34 (PDT)

even tho we tend to use too much dark eyeliner, it's still my must-have piece. black is really a lil dramatic, i prefer grey
b cheng Friday, July 19, 2002 at 00:30:16 (PDT)

Doing eye make-up on flat eyelids with no creases is so difficult!
manda_ryn Thursday, July 18, 2002 at 14:19:21 (PDT)

I am Korean and I have no crease and I can't put on any kind of eye makeup except mascara because when I try I just look stupid. Are there any tips out there to make my eyes appear bigger? I really like light colors but dark like black is good too. Please reply asap! Thanks!

thugmissy Tuesday, July 16, 2002 at 13:51:04 (PDT)

asians that dont have a crease look better without massive amounts of eye makeup
Litto Asian Tiger Superbvixen@yahoo.com Tuesday, July 09, 2002 at 18:20:32 (PDT)

I was born single-eye lid, in fact, my entire family is. I love it the way my eyes look now.
Mei Yuan Thursday, June 20, 2002 at 19:42:06 (PDT)

I'm an asian and i dont have an eye crease. I used to wish that I did and i'd always try and make it look like I did have one. But now that I'm older I've realised that I dont need one to look and feel great. I always apply dark brown eye liner pencil to my lower lash line. I use covergirl pencil with a smudger at the other end so that when i want the sexy look i can just smudge it a lil. I love the green eyeshadow look but sometimes it's a bit hard to pull off. So purple is great. It opens the eyes a lil so i would suggest a light/bright purple/pink. pink is also a great colour esp for asians who have browner skin. So, just a final note...be proud of your asian eyes and learn to love them. I know I have. I'm picked up by asian, wog, aussie and mixed guys who seem to like them too. If your ashamed of your eyes and dont like them, then noone else will like them either!! thats just the way ppl work.
lovin asian eyes Wednesday, June 19, 2002 at 18:13:40 (PDT)

KIMI,
I completely understand and sympathise with ur issue about one eye crease being bigger than the other. Mine are like that too, but the difference isn't too much. However sometimes, usually after sleeping with my face in my pillow, I'll wake up to find that they've changed. haha.. it's weird. I used to have to put different amounts of make-up on each eye, but then I saw a girl in a magazine who had one eyelid much more prominent than the other, but had equal amounts of makeup on both eyes. It looked fine, and probably downplayed the fact that one was bigger than the other.
Jinhwa Thursday, June 06, 2002 at 13:01:56 (PDT)

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