My most saved easy eyeshadow technique to lift sagging eyelids and make your eyes look open and sparkling šļø Take a q-tip and an eye stencil (you can use a business card or folded tissue if you dont have a stencil). I am using @NatashaDenona āI need a nudeā eyeshadow palette. Step 1. Take the darker brown or dark gray matte shadow on a q-tip and make a dotted line from outer corner of the šļø towards the outer end of the eyebrow. About 45 degree angle to lift the eyes. For most of us, the eyes start drooping down after 50 so it is important to lift the outer corners. Step 2. Take a lighter brown or gray matte shadow (whichever tone works best for your skin and coloring) and create another dotted line next to the first. Then create two large dots in the middle above the crease and above the inner corner if you have sagging there, like me. Step 3. Blend well keeping the stencil so the shadows donāt spill down drugging the face down. Step 4. With a clean q-tip take a shimmery shadow - I like gold or champagne but see which shimmer works best for you. If your skin undertone is cold, try silver shimmer. Place the shimmer in the inner corner of the eye and half way to the middle of mobile lid. Donāt drug it up. Upper lid should always be matte, otherwise the sagging will look worse. Step 5. Withe a thin brush and dark brown shadow outline the outer corner bringing it 45 degree up - see my other video on how to outline mature eyes. Alternatively, use an eye liner in any color you prefer but it should work with your shadow colors of course. Step 6. Finally blend the corners slightly with clean brush so it looks more natural. What do you think? Will you try this technique? Left side or Right side? Vote belowā¬ļø Save this technique to try next time and share with a friend! Follow for more easy tips and ideas on beauty, style and lifestyle for women over 50. makeuptips eyeshadow saggingeyelids makeuptutorial eyemakeuptutorial LTKbeauty