[ SECRET POST #2827 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2827 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

OP, I've got pretty hooded eyes too. Start with a good eyeshadow primer, or all the makeup will race to your crease almost immediately! Concealer will work too, but I find an actual primer works best for me (Urban Decay makes a nice one, and you don't need much, so while it's a little pricy, it lasts practically forever). Dot it on your lid and then go to town. If you want to open your eyes up, a little bit of white or light-colored powder/shadow on the inside corner near the tear duct will add a some brightness. I generally stick with the lightest color from brow to crease, a darker color on the lid, and the darkest color as a liner, or blended out into the crease. You can usually find eyeshadow palettes with three or four colors, and frequently directions on which color goes where. With a primer, even inexpensive drugstore shadow should stay put, so you can buy a few different brands/shades/finishes and see what you like best.