Eye Makeup For New Glasses.

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Catherine G.

Feb 24, 2014

Catherine G.

So I got new glasses after years of smaller frames that showed less of my eye. I would love suggestions on how to rock some awesome-with-these-frames eyeshadow looks. I tend to do the same old same old evey day. Thanks ladies!

Michelle B.

Feb 24, 2014

Michelle B.

They look great! I would focus on eyeliner more than anything else. Color shadow doesn't show all that well with glasses, but using gel liner or a thicker smudged pencil line will draw attention to your eyes. Adding blush and a bright lip is a good look for glasses too.

Genevieve D.

Feb 24, 2014

Genevieve D.

Wow they look awesome!!!

Michele M.

Feb 25, 2014

Michele M.

Wet your brush for your eyeshadow to make it pop more and you can put a white base under for brighter colors, now everyone will see your eyeshadow under those glasses. that's what I always do and I get great comments

Catherine G.

Feb 25, 2014

Catherine G.

Thanks! I have had glasses and contacts since I was 10, and never bother to do as much makeup when I wear my glasses, but now that I am wearing them 99 percent of the time...!

Lisa W.

Feb 25, 2014

Lisa W.

I have the same problem with glasses... I can't wear mascara with mine my lashes hit the lenses & it gets all over so I jus play up the colors & smudge out my liner enjoy your new glasses you look great!

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