control, and use your
fingers to smudge it down
over the lids—avoiding
the brow bones. There
shouldn’t be any harsh
lines or stripes of color,
says Rizzieri; it should
look blended and
effortless. To make
everything budge-proof
(important with creamy
formulas like these), set
the cream with a matching
powder eyeshadow, or
dust a colorless
translucent powder on top
(like the kind used in step
three). Then, to make eyes
look even bigger, pat
some gold cream shadow
onto the centers of your
lids and run a little along
your lower lash lines with
your finger or a small
brush.
For more intensity, rim
your upper lash lines with
a brown liner pencil and
smudge it upward with
Expert tip: Using gold
under eyes looks
luminous; darker shades
can draw attention to
undereye circles.