HeavenLeiBlu
Well-known member
I figured I'd try to kill two birds with one stone.
So...like a few Asian Specktrettes, I have a crease which has it's " now you see it, now you don't" moments which is a) weird, because I'm Black, LOL and b) annoying as hell when when I'm trying to apply shadow, and my crease has disappeared. I try to do my crease application where my crease SHOULD be, but that doesn't always work out.
The other thing is, I have big eyes, so there's a lot of space between my lid and browbone, which makes me walk the tightrope between going too crazy with a crease color ( which ties right in to the problematic crase issue), or making too much of a highlight. I know the obvious solution is to blend, but there's so much space to work with.
Anyone have tricks to help me along with any of these two things?
So...like a few Asian Specktrettes, I have a crease which has it's " now you see it, now you don't" moments which is a) weird, because I'm Black, LOL and b) annoying as hell when when I'm trying to apply shadow, and my crease has disappeared. I try to do my crease application where my crease SHOULD be, but that doesn't always work out.
The other thing is, I have big eyes, so there's a lot of space between my lid and browbone, which makes me walk the tightrope between going too crazy with a crease color ( which ties right in to the problematic crase issue), or making too much of a highlight. I know the obvious solution is to blend, but there's so much space to work with.
Anyone have tricks to help me along with any of these two things?
