Single-Eyelid Representative — Qin Hailu
Single Eyelid: Apply a dark shade to create definition, then blend a light shade slightly beyond the outer corner onto the raised area of the brow bone. Additionally, apply a dark shade along the lash line, adjusting the thickness so it appears 1-2mm visible when eyes are open.
Double-fold eyelids: Apply light shades across the entire socket. Apply dark shades densely along the lash line. Additionally, apply a thin layer of dark shade to the outer third of the lower lash line. Then blend naturally with the upper eyelid shadow.
Small Eyes Representative — Elva Hsiao
Small Eyes: Use light shades to visually enlarge the eye area. Apply the light shade over an area larger than the socket, then wrap it around to the lower eyelid to expand the eye's appearance. For the dark shade, apply it along the outer edge of the eye in a long, narrow strip to emphasize horizontal width.
Almond Eyes: Use dark shades to expand the central eye area. Apply light shades from the socket to the lower lid, as if circling the outer corner. Fill the double eyelid crease with dark shades, then blend the raised area above the pupil into a mountain-shaped gradient.
Almond-shaped eyes exemplified by—Karen Lam
Single-fold eyes: Apply shadow to the lower eyelid for balance. Apply light shade across the entire eye socket, then apply dark shade thickly and heavily at the inner corner, blending outward toward the outer corner. Conversely, apply a thicker line of dark shade at the outer corner of the lower eyelid, blending inward toward the inner corner to achieve balance.
Droopy Eyes Representative — Anne Hathaway
Droopy Eyes: Apply shadow to the upper eyelid to lift the outer corner. Naturally sweep light shade along the raised area of the socket. Apply dark shade in thick strokes to the outer corner, then blend upward. This layered effect lifts the outer corner.
Narrow-set eyes: Karen Mok
For narrow-set eyes: Emphasize the outer corner by applying light shade along the orbital bone. Then sweep it around the inner and outer corners toward the lower lash line. Apply dark shade along the lash line, blending it out in a wide, elongated stroke toward the outer corner, extending to about one-third of the lower lash line at the outer end.
Wide-set eyes exemplified by — Zhou Xun
Wide-set eyes: Zhou Xun's wide double eyelids can sometimes make her appear lackluster. Emphasize the inner corner by lightly blending dark shades from the brow toward the bridge of the nose along the nasal line. Apply light shades toward the inner side of the eye socket. Then apply dark shades heavily at the inner corner, ensuring not to blend toward the outer corner.