Eye Makeup Tips to Make Your Eyes BIG and OPEN | MAC Training Secrets Revealed Series
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I really love that you explain the “why” in the techniques. Explaining color theory, effects of finishes and not shaming our preferred look while still offering alternatives is the more preferred delivery for me. Thanks.
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much :)
I like the smoky one that looks smaller as well.
I am a mature lady with small hooded eyes but love the way you explained how light reflects and how to apply the lighter and darker shades in certain areas to open the eye. Great video!
These are my favorite videos you film! You are such a wonderful teacher! 📝🍎
Thanks so much Kristal!
These videos are so helpful for me. I am just shy of 60 and wanting to hone a look. I see so many beautiful creations but don't feel they are right for me. This gives perspective. Even your subtle tips are helpful. Thank you Lisa🧡
&Lisa Thornton I’m 49 (time FLIES) and am still looking to perfect techniques. I thought I was pretty good until I started watching TH-cam. I can never get the transition shade even close - actually never heard of that term until recently - I grew up doing light all over first, lid color, then outer V (remember the Covergirl eyeshadow trio palettes ?)
I found an old picture of Maybelline eyeshadow and one looks like the Norvina palette colors. Nothing new, just new to people who grew up with UD Naked palette.

So good to hear! Thanks Lisa! I suggest maybe just trying a few subtle or easier things and then building off of that! Maybe it will give you a better idea!
They both look beautiful!
I think the right eye is good for evening glam style. The left eye is more for daytime look. I love your videos😍
Thanks Pristin!
Yes I agree! I think both are beautiful looks but for different occasions/part of the day.
You are welcome! I think you are very pretty , even without make up. I am trying to get my two daughters to watch your tutorial videos. They will learn a lot like I do. Take care and more power to you🌹
Both are pretty looks, one more smoky evening and one more natural daytime. You can definitely see the left eye looks more open. But I was surprised at how much of a difference the brow bone highlight made! I’m definitely going to try this. Thanks Lisa! ❤️
I wish there was a "LOVE" button! This was go informative and well done. Thanks Lisa - you're the best!
Love how you make a point to say, what works for you might work differently for someone else. There is no right or wrong way. Great teaching video!
Glad you like it! Thanks Judy!
I found your channel about a month ago and I’ve already learned so much. I just want to thank you Lisa you are a great teacher.
I absolutely love your videos, especially the ones for us mature women 😁I have learned so much from your tutorials and think you have an amazing gift as a teacher. I find your explanations to be easy and very clear to follow, not to mention that your voice is beautiful. Thank you for making all us women feel beautiful! ❤️🇨🇦
Such a great video Lisa! You make doing a wing look so easy 😭😭 I just cannot master this. The struggle for me is that I have hooded eyes that turn down, so I don't know where to start the flick!
You are one of the best videos I've seen in the past few years. You don't discourage either looks, which is refreshing. I darken my eyes for nighttime sometimes, and the other look i use for daytime or work. Its really what I am wearing or what my mood is. THANK YOU for respecting both sides. Btw, you are gorgeous as well.
I love when you teach! You are such a wealth of knowledge and I appreciate you helping all of us understand tips and techniques that you know so well.
Hi Lisa! Great tutorial, loved that you did half and half, because you can really see the difference. I’ve been inspired by your tutorials that I’ve been trying to apply it to myself. Have you done an eyeliner tutorial? That’s actually my biggest challenge,especially liquid. Thanks again!
Another great tutorial Lisa. Just watched one of your older eyeshadow videos. Great tips in both. I think why the black liner doesn't look the best on you is your hair color. I have very dark brunette hair (now graying lol) and even now the black liner looks ok on me. I don't use it as much as it is aging so like you I go brown or plum now but I think hair color is what might determine it. I actually loved both looks on you. I doubt you could ever look less than stunning. ❤️❤️❤️
Finally! a video I can watch over and over, I am learning so much from you. Thank you so much!
WOW! The difference was apparent with the first swipe on your right eye! Fantastic video!! Thank you!!
Ty. This was Exactly what I needed to learn how to do! You are a Great Teacher! You and Your Skin are Beautiful and makes You even more Perfect to do this. I Believe this is Truly Your Gift and Calling to do. This is just what I needed! Ty so much! Keep Teaching!
Excellent tutorial one of the best if not the best I’ve seen! Thank you!
I love the right eye, because that’s how I wore it when I was young. At 63, the left eye is better. I love how you did the video, it’s so inspiring!!!
Thankyou Lisa. I just I just found your channel and love it. You are so elegant and I love listening to and watching you. Thankyou.
Very helpful tips :) The left eye look is one I wear every day. I hardly ever use black eye liner, mostly brown. I also when in a hurry like to use an eye crayon/pencil shadow or cream shadow of a light taupe all over the lid with lots of mascara :)
Love the 2 comparisons so I can see what you are teaching. Great job. You are the best makeup teacher. Thank you!
How sweet of you! Thank you so much, I really appreciate it.
Using your techniques and my friends are commenting how pretty my makeup is looking! Thanks Lisa
I'm definitely in the minority, but sometimes, I think that a darker smoked out look that you've got on your other eye can actually have an enlarging effect on the eye as well. I think what really closes the eye off is a harsh liner all the way around the eye that doesn't have any blend/ smoke accompanying it
I agree. Especially for hooded eyes.
Gorgeous eyes. I also love the darker it’s sexy looking. The other one looks like I do when in hurry to get ready. But either way your gorgeous!👍🏻❤️
The black eyeliner looks better with the darker shade here as well. For the brighter look, the sharp black eyeliner is too much of a contrast for her eye colour, the rest of the makeup and her skin tone. If the eyeliner on that side was lighter, more muted or smudged a bit, it would look better.
I agree 👍
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Thank you so much for the comparison video. I am 65 years old and will be trying your new tricks!
Thank you, Lisa. I love the way you explain and teach! Please make more of these teaching videos 😘
You are great Lisa! I love how you’re explaining this video as love both looks on you! You’re beautiful in both looks!! ❤️
YES!!!!!! THANK YOU! So helpful. I now know how I've been doing the opposite of what I intended. Lisa you rock!
So well done Lisa!
Thanks Beth!
Hi Lisa, I am an older person and I notice when I use a light color eye shadow it shows all the crapey skin on my eyes. Any suggestions
To advoid this?
Great video. Love how the technique you explained makes the eye look bigger and brighter.
Lisa, you’re wonderful! I really needed this tutorial. I have smallish hooded eyes and wear glasses so these tips help so much. Could you please tell us which nudish color pencil you used on the lower lash line? I only have white and it’s too stark. Also can you recommend a lash product that I can use in place of mascara almost like a mascara without color. Every mascara I use winds up under my eyes! I use primer, waterproof mascara and even set my undereye with powder. Nothing helps. I’d love a colorless mascara that gives my lashes length and volume. Sorry about the long message. I appreciate your time!
Thank you so much Lisa for explaining the 'why' of each step. It actually helps me remember each step a lot easier knowing why you're doing an application. I tend to remember the why rather than the step, if that makes sense. The why puts the steps in order for me. This is a Phenomenal video so incredibly well done !!!!!! You truly have a gift for teaching :-D * Have a wonderful Easter with your family ~ Hugssss ❤️
Your voice is so soothing, I al most fell asleep, but I wanted to see what you were doing because these tips are great!
Thank you for this demo! I like that you included brand of product and color/number. Both are beautiful day look (your left), and night look (your right). Going from day to night can be easily obtained by enhancing the day look a little more. Without starting over.
I learned so much from this videos. Keep teaching us by telling us the WHY.
Great tutorial!!! Very easy to follow and understand the reasoning behind each step. I have very small eyes so I will be trying out these tips for sure. Thank you, Love your tutorial videos 💖
Excellent video, Lisa! I absolutely love when you teach us tips & techniques. You are such a good teacher, explaining and actually doing it at the same time. Sign me up for more of your classes! :) ♥
Love this video please do more of them going to watch the lash video now. Thank you for passing on your knowledge.
Always a joy to watch and learn. You are an excellent teacher. Have u done a makeup brush tutorial? I hear the references of many various brushes with their brands and numbers. Then when I’m shopping I just don’t know which ones I should purchase. Even though I closely follow ur teaching videos, the brush selection is arduous. Perhaps others feel as I do? Any help you give is appreciated. If u had a brush tutorial, perhaps u can link it. Thank u.
You are the best teacher Lisa!! Love this!
Thank you so much for this video!! I have such small eyes I don’t wear eyeshadow but I’m going to try this technique and see if it works for me. I appreciate your step by step instruction. Thanks again!!
Thanks Stephanie!
Great video! Amazing the difference...less is definitely more! Love this palette, too....I’ve been on the fence because Lord knows I have those colors somewhere...lol...but the more I see it the more I like it 🌻
Thanks so much Jill! :)
Wow! What a difference. Love these types of videos.
I always enjoy your videos and how you approach teaching makeup. Easy and comprehensive tips and information.
Thank you! I am so glad they are helpful
Your video is so great!! I love it!! I tried your technique, and it made so much difference!! My eyes look twice as big and I am 61! I looked on your site for some skincare videos. I didn't see any. What do you use?
Very helpful and informative. Thank you!
Beautifully narrated. Bravo!💥
Thanks for reiterating that this isn't a good or bad technique tutorial. Both eyes look stunning.
Thank you, for your tutorial video! I agree with your techniques. My eyes are almond like shaped, also. I will try your ideas!
Very nice video. Thanks. I have huge eyes and I always use a black eyeliner from one end to another and never use anything under the eye. I’ll change that of course. 😀I also think the darker look on the right eye is quite flattering on you.
I love both eyes !
Enjoyed this video!Very helpful.
Lisa thanks again for such a learning video! Between you and Elle I learn do much
So happy to hear! Thank you! :)
Loved this tutorial. This is my everyday look. Can you do a Halo tutorial and how it benefits certain eye shapes? xo
At 57 - all these tips are exactly what I show on all my tutorials as you seen i do the nude liner the baby wing etc... and you know I don’t teach I’m no Mac trained teacher - and I mostly do bronzy looks but- I just do what works for me and my eye shape- So With hooded eyes my tutorials are all about shade and light - I cannot follow one of these cookie cutter one size fits all TH-cam tutorials where they go in with a large fluffy brush into the crease because I don’t have a crease I have a hood I have skinfold where my crease should be - elongate and lift - I don’t like a round eye look on myself- my eyes are slightly almond shape so I work with that to to keep the shape I do not the DOME shape on myself at all - you have probably seen the same technique and style in all my videos because I have found what works for me- I would suggest for somebody who maybe doesn’t like to work with liquid or gels to use eyeshadow and do a little baby wing and start about 2/3 of the way toward the back - brown or charcoal grey is also nice if someone finds black to harsh - The other thing that I find it really helpful if your eyes are slightly downturn is to have the liner a little bit thicker towards the end and then as you get towards the inner corner I just stamp the liner along the route of the lash line using a flat to find a brush and the line gets very thin towards the inner corner so it’s a little bit thicker towards the outer corner if that makes sense so what that’s doing is just basically creating the illusion that your eye is actually a little bit more lifted up or turned up and not down turned! Again no Mac trained professional here just an old lady who has learned how to work with her eye shape! Your a good teacher and instructor I wish you could redo all my tutorials!
Wow...what a difference! Thanks Lisa!
Yep your videos are so informative. Learning a lot of techniques. Always look forward to these videos. Thank you. 😀👍
both eyes looking awesome
Great tips 🤗 It makes a huge difference on how the eye looks. Very helpful 😘😘😘
Just discovered your channel and loving the application education you are sharing!! Amazing!! Looking forward to looking through all your videos!
Please create more of these types of videos. I really enjoyed this one. Cheers 😉 🌷
Thank you for the awesome tips! Love it!
Both looks are beautiful, but you get tell the difference in the size of the eye. Very helpful video! ❤️
Thanks so much Teri!
Both the eyes look good! Will try how you did it, always want to do the shadow but don’t feel confident in shaping, hopefully practice ❤
Love this type of video! You are such a great teacher!!! 💚
I always love your tips! I learn so much from your channel!
Just when I think I've learned all I can you teach me something new. Excellent informative video! Thanks so much 💜💜💜
:) So happy to hear it was helpful!
Excellent video! This helped me so much. I’m clueless with eye shadow, big time. What is the lipstick you are wearing at the end? It’s beautiful.
I would do the wide eye for a dressy event, like a wedding. I luv the cat eye with darker colors for a girls night out or Vegas weekend. 👍😻
Outstanding. I learn so much from your teaching videos - thank you ✨💯✨
Both applications look beautiful. The smaller eye application is perfect for evening imo
What a wonderful video! I so appreciate hearing about the "why" behind what you do. FWIW, I think you can pull off *both* eye looks! The darker one just looks a little more nighttime appropriate. :)
I like both looks. One evening look, the other a day look! Though I did notice that without the eye makeup you appear to have your left eye bigger than your right eye anyway, so not quite sure if this obviously affected the outcome. Jmo
This was great! Thank you!
This is such a great video! Thank you!
You have gorgeous eyes!
Thank you for explaining things in such detail. I'm a 55yo M2F transgender woman newbe and alone without friends to show me anything and makeup is so very hard for me just because I don't know anything about it or more importantly having the correct tools. My hole life I have turned wrenches on everything so I know how having the right tools for the job is the difference between success or failure, and I'm not good at failure. I know I am some how going to have to find out what these brush numbers are and what # does what. I've also done a lot of custom pearl and candy paintings on cars and bikes so I'm familiar with shading and making things pop or fade so I have the ability in me but I'm really a show me in every detail no matter how small once and I've got it. But all the primers and brushes. I have a hole set of brushes that they give me not one hint for each one's use that I just have to try and guess. I wasn't even aware of fading like you was doing, so any of my makeup is very little and I just don't have a starting point. Like people say get this and that and don't say what they do or why or what happens if I don't do this. I'm let to find what is being called a setting powder. I see nothing in the store that says setting anything and get frustrated and just walk away. I could give you a list of things to customize you car or replace a sink fixtures or whatever for you to pick-up but if I list it in a gear head slang term instead of what's on the package your looking for like Monkey Wrench you would never find it because there's really no such thing it is an adjustable pipe wrench in sizes from one inch up to a 60" that I have used. That a 5 foot long wrench. You get the point and I have gotten side tracked and am sorry. You did the best job breaking this down more than any other 101 tutorial even by transgender woman I have been able to comprehend. And I'm not the only one out here having trouble just finding a starting point. This is a new Era of transgender people who has lived a fake life like myself for a half century and has had options for once in our lives to change and we are starting as infant's nearly and have hardly anyone that wants to be around us let alone teach us the basic of the simplest things.
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Excellent video. Saved to my playlist. Thx you. Happy Easter to you and your family
Excellent video. You are an amazing teacher. I’m glad you like doing these tutorials. Seeing the differences side-by-side makes a huge difference. Thanks. Oh, and love the backdrop.
You are awesome and very easy to understand the makeup life 🤗
Thank you so much Rose :)
Love your videos!!! I do have a question though, clearly most of us hope to get the lifted effect on the right side, however, there are so many dark shimmering eyeshadows on the market, I am sure we all have that dark brown shimmering eyeshadow, how to use those then in a way to be flattering and have that same effect? Maybe you could make a new video to teach us?
Thank you so much for this video!! I can’t wait to try it. Love your videos!!
just beautiful
Great class Lisa. I learned a lot.
Great lesson!
Thank you for these hacks!
Wow Lisa your right eye is way brighter than the left one and I'm loving that because I'm in my mid 60s I love that kind of technique because of my age so I need to have my eyes seen as large as possible lol
You are awesome! Great tips as always Lisa!💕
look, but the darker color is nice too! It enhances the eye. Kind of tough choice here. The lighter colors are more natural looking, but the darker shades add drama. Kind of a tough call, but lighter colors do open eye. You do such a great job illustrating to us! 99% of the time I just use mascara and a little liner, but I might try practicing with the shadows.
Proof that you can teach an “old” dog new tricks. I am 55 and love learning from your techniques videos. I’d love to know how to change things when you have a huge brow bone space. My lids are slightly hooded, but I have a high arch on my minimal brows creating a lot of real estate in between my brows and lids. Help!
Same here, and the area is sort of flat. I love my eyes and think they are my best feature. When I was younger and my face was fuller, they were almost Asian in appearance. Now that I’m older, and have lost some of the fullness in my face, my upper eyelid is more visible, but I still have that large area above the lid with no obvious crease. I’ve had my makeup done by pros, and never was really happy with the way they tried to invent a crease on me. It really doesn’t work. Darker shadow colors look awful on me. If you look at actresses with the same sort of eyelid anatomy, like Renee Zellwiger before she had her plastic surgery, or even Helen Mirren now, it’s best to just use a lighter, softer, single shade on the lid, maybe a little bit of liner and a lighter shimmery shade on the lower lid, followed by lots of mascara- this is the most flattering look for our type of eye. Yes, it would be fun to have an obvious crease and do all these great eyeshadow looks, but outside of having plastic surgery, it’s never going to happen for me.
That was brilliant, thanks Lisa!! By now I can't really do an eyeliner as it diminishes the "Real Estate" of light colour created on the lid. I just do a hint on the outer corner to lift. The right eye is pretty if you're young and have lots to play with ;) Thanks again and Happy Easter!
Agree!
This was great info as I have large eyes and am never sure if I can put light or dark on my mobile lid, but now I know exactly how to make colors work for me. I really like you videos because you do explain how & why things work. Thanks 😍
I love these videos as well 🥰 I have learned so much. Thank you!
Great video! I love both 🙈..... I would love to see you do another live tutorial where you tell us the products beforehand so we can follow your instructions (on TH-cam)...... it would be greatly appreciated!
beautiful beautiful eyes
Lisa I can't tell which nude liner are you using? You are good at teaching ;)
Love,Love these teaching videos! Thanks you!!
Thanks Linda!
Excellent tutorial! Thank you!
What a wonderful, knowledgeable teacher you are!! I have learned so much from you. Question: concealer before or after foundation? Setting powder under the eyes? I appreciate your answer. No one else responds.
Aww, thank you Kathleen! So I do both sometimes... no right or wrong... but if you like to use your concealer to highlight your face then I say do it before and avoid using foundation over the areas you've applied concealer so it doesn't get too heavy... the benefit of doing foundation first is you can see how far your foundation covers and end up using less concealer than needed. hope that helps!
Another great simple to understand video..