The popularity of Halo eye makeup is sweeping social media. Every makeup artist is trying new looks using it. We are here to help you if this trend is unique to you on Pinterest and Instagram. The halo eye makeup uses contrasting colors and highlights a flat background. This eye makeup technique will instantly transform your look from dull to fabulous. This chic effect is worth savoring. How to create this look? Click here to see the tutorial.
How to get the Halo Eye Makeup Look
This look is achieved by using one eyeshadow on your upper and lower lids. To create the halo effect, you need to surround this color with a different shade on each side. Although it sounds easy, it is a challenging look to achieve. You can find the exact steps in the next section.
Halo Smokey Eye Makeup Look
What you need
- Eyeshadow palette
- Eyeshadow brushes
- Concealer
- Use a pencil
- False eyelashes and mascara
- Gel eyeliner
Step by Step Tutorial with Pictures
Step 1: Get Prepared
Start with a clean face. It makes a massive difference in cleansing, tone, and moisturizing your skin. To keep your makeup in place all day, apply a primer to your eyes and face. Apply concealer to the area where dark circles are under your eyes, then set it with powder.
You can use a shimmery primer to make your eyes appear larger and more prominent.
Step 2: Create the Crease
Use a fluffy, long-haired blending brush to apply your eyeshadows in the crease. The meeting should be moved from the outer corner of the eye to the inner corner. For a smokey effect, blend the colors.
Step 3: Go to the Outer Corners
Use a small blending tool to apply a darker shadow around the outer corners of your eyes. Keep the shadow low enough not to touch the crease of the eye. Use a clean brush to blend out the color and remove any traces.
Step 4: Time for the Inner Corners
You can add depth to the corners to give your look more dimension. Use a pencil to apply the same color to the inner corners. The color should be as dark as your outer corners.
Tip Apply a light matte shadow with a fluffy brush on your brow bone to create a soft highlight. This will blend any lines that are too obvious.
Step 5: Make the Halo
Your highlight eyeshadow is the star of this show! Apply a light, brighter color (glitter, metallic work) to your eyes using a small brush. Make sure it is sandwiched between two dark sections of the eyeshadow. The eyeshadow formula will look better if it’s dampened with a damp brush to prevent any fallout.
Tip Blend the areas where your highlight shadow meets your dark shadow to create a seamless transition.
Step 6: Final touches
Using a small angled brush, you can lightly line your lower and upper lashes with gel eyeliner. For a more dramatic and rich effect, wear a pair of falsies. Make sure to groom your eyebrows. Remember that a well-groomed brow makes any eye makeup look balanced and perfect.
Tip – Applying the same highlight shadow to your inner corners will brighten your eyes and create a wider-awake effect.
This is the final look!
The halo eye is a different look for every type of eye makeup. Continue reading to learn more.
Tips: Learn How to Master the Halo Eye Makeup Trend
- A halo eye is a great way to open monolid eyes to create a broader view. It’s best to use light shades in your inner corners.
- Avoid high-contrast colors if you have narrow eyes. This can cause your eyes to look even closer together.
- Although achieving the halo look with the hooded eye can be challenging, you should keep going! The style can be adapted to suit your eyes.
- The halo effect can make round eyes look more prominent. Be careful what colors you choose.
- Keep your lips and base makeup simple if you are going with bright or dark colors.
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