How to Make a Fake Black Eye
Wash and dry your skin before you begin., Smear black eye pencil around your entire eye socket, including your eyelid., Apply a coat of matte, dark purple eyeshadow over the eye pencil., Apply some dark red eyeshadow or lipstick in small amounts...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Wash and dry your skin before you begin.
Otherwise, you can irritate it.
What's more, you want to work with a clean palette. -
Step 2: Smear black eye pencil around your entire eye socket
Give special emphasis to the area below your eye, nearest your nose.
Smudge the eye pencil with a tissue wrapped around your finger for a smoother look.
Be sure to let the edges of the "bruise" fade realistically.
Highlight immediately beneath your eye and the line that forms a crescent shape underneath your eye.
These two areas get very puffy and inflamed when hit. , Highlight the edge of the nose that got hit (near the corner of the eye) and just below the eye, where the last knuckle would land.
A cream-based shadow may be more effective, but matte powder will work, too. , Use a stipple sponge, if you have it, to mimic a scrape.
Concentrate the red on the corner of the eye near the tear duct and at the top of the cheekbone near the outer edge of the eye. , Dab the brush on your hand before applying to make sure you're not accidentally concentrating too much product on any one area. , Add these colors at the outer corner of your eye, your orbital bone, and the lower edge of the "bruise".
When a bruise fades, it turns more to this end of the color spectrum. -
Step 3: including your eyelid.
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Step 4: Apply a coat of matte
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Step 5: dark purple eyeshadow over the eye pencil.
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Step 6: Apply some dark red eyeshadow or lipstick in small amounts.
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Step 7: Add dark blue or dark maroon eyeshadow to the inner corner of the eye and along the eyelid.
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Step 8: Finish by blending in yellow or light green.
Detailed Guide
Otherwise, you can irritate it.
What's more, you want to work with a clean palette.
Give special emphasis to the area below your eye, nearest your nose.
Smudge the eye pencil with a tissue wrapped around your finger for a smoother look.
Be sure to let the edges of the "bruise" fade realistically.
Highlight immediately beneath your eye and the line that forms a crescent shape underneath your eye.
These two areas get very puffy and inflamed when hit. , Highlight the edge of the nose that got hit (near the corner of the eye) and just below the eye, where the last knuckle would land.
A cream-based shadow may be more effective, but matte powder will work, too. , Use a stipple sponge, if you have it, to mimic a scrape.
Concentrate the red on the corner of the eye near the tear duct and at the top of the cheekbone near the outer edge of the eye. , Dab the brush on your hand before applying to make sure you're not accidentally concentrating too much product on any one area. , Add these colors at the outer corner of your eye, your orbital bone, and the lower edge of the "bruise".
When a bruise fades, it turns more to this end of the color spectrum.
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