Eyeshadow colors should ideally be within the same color family. Using too many different shades can diminish the eyes' impact. Avoid choosing lotus pink, light purple, pale pink, or light blue eyeshadows, as they accentuate the appearance of protruding eyeballs.Coffee brown and pearlescent brown shades are the safest choices. When applying makeup, use a deep coffee brown shadow along the upper lash line, then gradually blend it toward the brow bone. This gradient effect from dark to light within the same color family effectively enlarges the eyes!
2. Slightly thicker eyeliner works best.
Since frames and lenses add extra elements to the face, eye makeup should remain relatively simple and clean.Whether you have monolids or double eyelids, slightly thicker eyeliner and voluminous, curled lashes are key to enlarging the eyes. Try liquid eyeliner or a soft-tipped pencil, applying it from the lash roots. A deep, slightly thicker line will make the eyes appear larger, while the reflective properties of the lenses will soften the visible trace of the liner.
3. Always use an eyelash curler
An eyelash curler is a must-have tool for enhancing the eyes of those with nearsightedness. Before applying mascara, always curl your lashes starting from the roots.When applying mascara, start at the roots and apply in a zigzag motion, then gently brush through the lashes. This makes the roots appear thicker. To enhance the curl, curl your lashes once before applying mascara and again after. This will give them a beautiful, defined curl.If your natural lashes are very long, mascara may touch your lenses and blur your vision, so choose based on your specific situation. 4. Don't Forget to Carefully Comb Your Lashes Eyelashes don't require excessive styling.If you've already applied eyeliner, avoid black mascara as it can make your eyes look heavy. Brown is more suitable, creating a soft and gentle impression. After applying mascara, remember to comb through thoroughly. Any clumps or residue will be dramatically magnified by your lenses—that would be disastrous!