If you've ever struggled with getting your eyeshadow to look bright and pigmented, you gotta try a cream base. This is KVD's Super Pomade in the shade Daffodil. Gonna put that on my bare lid using a flat brush, and then blend out the edges with a fluffy brush. Next, we're gonna set it with a matching eyeshadow. Do the same routine on the lower lash line. Add a little white to the inner corner just to brighten. Liner and lashes are optional, of course. And this is the finished look. It's super bright, pigmented, very easy, no fallout, minimal blending. I'm obsessed.

Here's how to get a bright pigmented eye look with minimal blending and no fallout. This is KVD Super Pomade in the shade Daffodil. Gonna apply that to my bare lid using a flat brush and blend out the edges with a fluffy brush. Set it with a matching eyeshadow. Do the same routine on the lower lash line. Add a little white eyeshadow to the inner corner to brighten. Liner and lashes are optional of course. And the finished result is a bright beautiful eyeshadow look with no creasing, no fallout, and it's super quick and easy.

So I used this KVD Super Pomade in the shade Daffodil 130 as a really bright yellow color for a sunset kind of look. And it took me a while to really understand how to use this product because it was applying really patchy and once it was on my lid it was not blending. So I didn't figure out how to use it until I did my second eye which it was a lot more vibrant and opaque. Basically what you have to do is just really load your brush up with product. Look at the difference in the opacity right there. But once I did layer it up it was starting to get crumbly so here I just blended it in. I'm not really into this product but I like this look so there you go.

Here's a quick and easy tip to make hazel or green eyes pop. I'm using KVD's Tattoo Pencil in Matter Red, since red is a complementary color to green. Rather than applying this on my actual eyelid, I'm going to be tightlining with this. So I'm going underneath my lashes on the waterline and applying it in between the lashes as well. The red will look the most dramatic where I'm applying it now, but it creates a soft and subtle contrast to green and hazel eyes once the eyes look forward, as you can see here. And here's how it looks with a completed face. And there you have it, an easy trick to add in to make the eye color stand out.

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