Eye Makeup Tips to Make Your Eyes BIG and OPEN | MAC Training Secrets Revealed Series

[@paulieabeles2149]

Both of your eyes honestly look gorgeous! I love the open look for day & the darker one is so dramatic for night! Beautiful!

[@KristalHaze]

These are my favorite videos you film! You are such a wonderful teacher! 📝🍎

[@lisajmakeup]

Thanks so much Kristal!

[@fk8829]

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.

[@lisajmakeup]

So happy to hear that! Thank you so much :)

[@shellygoodrich5757]

I like the smoky one that looks smaller as well.

[@beckysalyer753]

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!

[@pristinv500]

I think the right eye is good for evening glam style. The left eye is more for daytime look. I love your videos😍

[@lisajmakeup]

Thanks Pristin!

[@dobcsek]

Yes I agree! I think both are beautiful looks but for different occasions/part of the day.

[@pristinv500]

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🌹

[@lisathornton4831]

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🧡

[@wendyraye]

&Lisa Thornton I’m 49 (time FLIES) and am still looking to perfect techniques. I thought I was pretty good until I started watching KZbin. 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. 

[@lisajmakeup]

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!

[@texanatexannadebdeb]

They both look beautiful!

[@Lourdes-A.]

Your eyes look beautiful without any makeup. You don’t need it at all!

[@gitapetkova]

I would never get tired of saying it, I love your videos! So helpful and pleasant to watch and listen. Thank you, Lisa! 😍🌷

[@lisajmakeup]

Yay! Thanks Gita!

[@gitapetkova]

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[@tammyroy9042]

Ditto🥰 Tammy Roy 🇨🇦

[@Tarot.Destiny]

I just love your makeup class videos. I am learning so much. Please keep them coming! 😘🌺🌺💖💖🌺

[@lisajmakeup]

Thanks Janice!

[@Texaschik01]

I loved this video.Lisa! Thank you so much doing it. I'm 54 and have issues with my eyeshadow with aging. This is really going to help give a lift to my "mature " eyes lol. if you ever need a student with very mature skin, let me know! I'm local and would love to have you do my makeup :) By the way, you are beautiful inside and out!

[@judynorris9309]

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!

[@lisajmakeup]

Glad you like it! Thanks Judy!

[@BakerFrancine]

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! ❤️

[@pattipesce2001]

I wish there was a "LOVE" button! This was go informative and well done. Thanks Lisa - you're the best!

[@reneklein6049]

I so loved this tutorial. Indeed, your left eye looks brighter, bigger, and more lifted. Having smaller eyes myself, I always shied away from using a black liner under the lower lash line. Your technique is gorgeous and you make it look so simple to do❣

[@celiaharding2594]

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?

[@Teresa-K]

Hi Lisa, I can definitely see how the lighter eyeshadow on the inner half of the eye opens the eye. Great comparison! You are a great teacher. Love, kindness and happiness, Teresa

[@debrabeck700]

You are the best teacher! I love how explain all of principals of color!

[@lisajmakeup]

Thanks Debra! :)

[@Billy54325]

@@lisajmakeup can I pay you

[@dorindacain8352]

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?

[@juliehill320]

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.

[@tstushnoff]

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! ❤️🇨🇦

[@lizmiller7681]

Another EXCELLENT video featuring a much needed How To on, actually, two ways to achieve choices of eye looks, and I love 💗 this video! Your way and manner of demonstrating these step by step looks make it very simple to follow and to understand. I can apply this to my situation very well and I will be able to do so successfully bc you do take it step by step, simply and in easy to follow instructions, with why each step works. This is very valuable teaching, and it’s free! This is just one more example of why your KZbin channel is growing so quickly. I’m so proud of you and so happy for you. 💖✨💖✨💖

[@lisajmakeup]

So kind of you! Thank you so much Liz!

[@latherandlace]

Lisa - you do a tremendous job (actually the best) teaching and demonstrating techniques! I actually do a combo of these but I want to try the brighter eye. I do have larger, almond shaped eyes so I usually just follow the lines. I'm interested in the bright eye! I really like how you tell the brush name and number. Thank you!

[@SueB402]

I’ll say it yet again...you are the best teacher at showing makeup technique and tips. The difference in eyes is quite noticeable even though they’re both very pretty. Excellent tutorial; I always learn something helpful from you. Happy Easter to you & your family! 🐰✝️🐣🌸🥚

[@lisajmakeup]

Awww thanks Susan! Have a wonderful Easter!

[@MamaOwl4]

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!

[@karenwilson6419]

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.

[@sarahmanfra3431]

Hi Lisa, I am repeating all the comments below! I love all your tutorials and videos. This one is great! I've learned a lot! They are so informative and thoughtful! My makeup routine has improved tremendously since finding your channel. Also, I love your skin care tutorials. As far as I'm concerned you are one of the best on KZbin! Much love, Sarah - Boston💞

[@CynVee]

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. ❤️❤️❤️

[@sheenavaughan2717]

You have beautiful eyes even before you start your makeup and it’s funny how we all like different things. I think your right eye looks so much bigger and more shapely than the left which looks a more natural enhancement to me. Funny how our tastes change over the years too. Although 60, I have been searching for ages for a Smokey enough eye, to no avail. They all stopped short seemingly afraid to really go for it. But you have done it brilliantly and il be copying this saved vid. Thanks and you have a new subscriber lol ❤

[@myjewels60]

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.

[@aussiepup33]

It was amazing when you just had your first color on your eye. It looked like you had two different shape of eyes. Just from what you did with the eyeshadow. Great video.

[@lisajmakeup]

Thank you so much Mandy!

[@cherylwilliams8431]

I love both looks/colors on both eyes. I think the darker eye with the black liner looks fabulous for an evening look. Your left eye looks great for daytime.

[@fernlin-healy2174]

This is one of the most helpful makeup videos I've ever seen! I have very small eyes and really wanted to learn to make them look bigger.

[@amc3736]

Thank you for this video! I really enjoyed how clear your explanations were. And I appreciated how considerate you were in letting others know it’s just an option. depending on the occasion or the look that you want, either approach is valid. I really enjoyed and appreciated all of the little details that help make a bigger and more rounded eye. Can’t wait to try them!

[@tamtam2000]

Loved this video and the "why" beyond just a "how". Keep them coming!

[@sandrareiber4175]

Good morning, Lisa. Honestly, I love both looks....the smoky eye for evening & the lighter left eye for daytime. Both are beautiful looks. I think you could also wear the Smoky eye during the day if you didn’t line the bottom lid so heavily, but a bit more like your left eye. Two great looks!! Have a great day!

[@lisajmakeup]

Thank you Sandra! I like them both too, and I agree..I would probably tweak the lower lash line on the smokier on to make it softer. have a great weekend!

[@Fanofbeauty01]

Lisa, I always learn so much from your videos! I’m so thankful for your you tube channel and your attention to detail. You are such a lovely person and great teacher 😀

[@tinasantos5845]

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!

[@breeanne1974]

I agree with your theory on why you teach your tips and training videos. Thank you for taking the time to step by step these looks.

[@isabelab6851]

I have very hooded eyes and I like to use the elongated shadow technique you used on the right side but I like to do the gradient on the lid like the left side...so I use a combination of both techniques. I do the big liner on top...but brown liner in the under the waterline and diffuse it...I actually prefer the Smokey eye...but as you stated quite a few times, it is all about personal preference

[@shannonengelken4629]

Thank you for teaching us to use a shimmer to help blend a darker color. I’m going to try that! 😊 I am also going to try a light shimmer on my brow bone. I’ve been using a flesh tone that doesn’t do much. Also going to do a thicker liner over the iris to create a more rounded eye.

[@alittlewheiser521]

WOW! The difference was apparent with the first swipe on your right eye! Fantastic video!! Thank you!!

[@lovemychacha]

Thank you, Lisa. These are tips an older girl like myself can really use. Fantastic tutorial !!!

[@lisajmakeup]

I am so glad it was helpful! xoxo

[@Jamrae99]

38 yrs old and a complete beginner..... any extra tips becaus I don't even know where to start :(

[@nancybrantley9694]

Gorgeous. Best teacher for a make-up tutorial of all that I have seen. I liked the smokey eye with your pretty eye color!

[@marilyn6556]

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!!!

[@TexasBeliever57]

I've learned a lot from you about the brush sizes & how you hold them makes a difference. Now if I can just conquer eye liner & false lashes, lol!! Thank you so much for all you great video's!!

[@lisajmakeup]

Thank you so much! So happy to hear :)

[@claudiagarone9535]

Lisa, love, love your educational tip videos. You are a natural. Thank you for all you do!

[@lisajmakeup]

Thank you so much Claudia!

[@wt2hvfn]

Thank you so much for the comparison video. I am 65 years old and will be trying your new tricks!

[@elizmon8526]

Such a well done video....the "why" part is so important, because I can now customize placement based on my eye shape and the look I am trying to achieve.

[@littleluxuries_01]

This is super helpful! Thank you for explaining the effect of each part of your eye makeup ☺️ xx

[@kimberlygreenlee6296]

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!

[@carriemroczkowski9409]

Wow, what a difference. I have almond shaped eyes that are hooded as well so this is extremely helpful for me. Adore your technique videos! Thanks so, so much, love🍃🌸.

[@theresastevenson5934]

One of your best videos ever! Super helpful...thank you. Watched you on the 55" TV and you're gorgeous.

[@leonafowler3879]

Showing these techniques really helped during my eye shadow application!

[@lidiadegouveia7677]

Lisa, I adore both looks, normally I use the look on your Left side , the heavy side ,but I will try the lighter side, to see how different I look . you have a beautiful way of showing us viewers both techniques, simply gorgeous to die for.

[@jendickerson6530]

Finally! a video I can watch over and over, I am learning so much from you. Thank you so much!

[@cherylhand8426]

Loved this video!! Though I don't have Naked Reloaded (yet)....I followed along and did my eye makeup w/ you using Tartelette In Bloom. I can happily say my eyes do look brighter and more open!! This was an especially good video for us more 'mature' women. At 51, my eyes have become slightly 'hooded' and I think the techniques in your video, Lisa, really helped me. Thanks so much for posting. Have a wonderful day and Happy Easter!! 😊👍💗

[@lisajmakeup]

So happy to hear that! Thank you so much Cheryl!

[@ellieharbold8511]

I always learn from your videos! I was wondering what lash curler you used. I’m struggling to find a pair that suit my hooded eyes.

[@tammyroy9042]

Best teacher ever!!!🥰 Thank you Lisa! Such a difference between the 2 eyes just with technique and colour placement. Happy Easter 🐣💕 Tammy Roy 🇨🇦

[@singularity___]

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

[@annesmith372]

I agree. Especially for hooded eyes.

[@dawncrawford7183]

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!👍🏻❤️

[@mimuiao]

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.

[@brendacapitanoramirez1095]

I agree 👍

[@kathywood7848]

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[@janfromseattle]

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!

[@plainmom2]

Thank you for this tutorial 😉 I’ve been scared to wear makeup most of my life due to little education but now in my 40s I’m wanting to practice and play with makeup more.

[@lewisbyrd7547]

What a huge difference. One eye looks like your on your way to church or lunch with the ladies whereas the other eye looks like your an your way home from a night night on the town.. very interesting & informative video. Thanks Lisa 💕💕💕😛

[@bobbiecamp2054]

Wow! Thank you so much for this video. I have watched many videos on how to make your eyes look more open, but your video explains and demonstrates it so clear. Thank you so much for this video. I will be watching more of your videos

[@JY-zq5jk]

Love the 2 comparisons so I can see what you are teaching. Great job. You are the best makeup teacher. Thank you!

[@lisajmakeup]

How sweet of you! Thank you so much, I really appreciate it.

[@aggieglitter]

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.

[@JanuaryRose02]

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.

[@ann6030]

You are great Lisa! I love how you’re explaining this video as love both looks on you! You’re beautiful in both looks!! ❤️

[@cherylfinkenbiner1165]

Just rewatched this. Always good! Love it when you teach 'why"!

[@renataboyle3489]

Brilliant video (as always), I'm really glad you showed BOTH techniques because I don't know how to do either and I've always wanted to learn how to 'elongate' as I think my eyes are quite rounded, both look beautiful though.

[@racheli2598]

You are such a pro and your wing skills 😍🙌🏻you make it look so easy! I definitely love your left eye look on you so much better!

[@Oldwoman1977]

Thank you Lisa, I love watching your videos, you make things very easy to understand 🥰

[@denisadellinger]

Thank you for your teaching. I am trying to learn how to do my eyeshadow. I have been collecting a few palettes and want to use them all. I have trouble with application on the outer corners because I do not know how much to put on and where to place it. Also I cannot put liner on the water line because I wear contacts and get eye infections. I have to apply on the lash line. I have started to use a lighter shade of shadow on the lower lid and a liner on the upper but not all the way over. I am loving learning technique and by watching you, this is the first I've seen, I will learn more.

[@leboranickas1760]

Excellent video. This video was so helpful with technique and brush selection. I have difficulty in placing the outer corner color. Once I saw your placement of color I saw what I was doing wrong. Also I have the Sigma E 30 pencil brush and the Mac 219 pencil brush. Almost identical but the Sigma E30 works much better than the Mac 219 for small hooded eyes. The best transitional/crease color I have found is the Anas Beverly Hills in the color Birkin. So many shades are too dark or too light. This color is just right. I would love for you to do a video on lid colors for small, hooded, creapy lids. Shimmers and metallic colors don’t look good. Possibly a matte selection based on eye colors would be so helpful. I haven’t seen any videos on this subject. Thanks again for all the helpful techniques and product recommendations.

[@shereebirkhead2003]

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 :)

[@annemarie8692]

Using your techniques and my friends are commenting how pretty my makeup is looking! Thanks Lisa

[@skygazer6898]

I am 65 now and so, I firmly believe that less is more. Although the more subtle make-up and shadowing on the left eye is more natural, creating a more open eye, I do prefer the darker shadowed eye best. I do my eyes with a darker shadow and black liner, which I like, but when I look at myself in the mirror, I think I look harsh.

[@stephaniemorris2005]

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!!

[@lisajmakeup]

Thanks Stephanie!

[@patblough7574]

Great video. Love how the technique you explained makes the eye look bigger and brighter.

[@kaypowell407]

I love the way you explain the techniques - I can actually do them. Love this video.

[@lynseymoffett9656]

Already having almond cat shaped eyes, I love a video to try n change this look....mind u, as I've gotten older I have accepted a feature I used to dislike to one I work with and now try and accentuate and have grown to love! You suit both looks, tho the wider eye slightly better and have a great way of explaining things without faffing around,thank you x

[@asou5334]

Your videos are fantastic. I have learned so much on makeup application since finding your channel and know that my makeup looks so much better now.

[@jenadams2576]

Thank you so much for making these videos to teach about technique and placement. I love that you show different methods and techniques all at once so you can compare and see the differences. I wish I had these videos sooner, but I am grateful to have them now. You are a great teacher and I really enjoy your videos.

[@marginvancouver]

Thank you, Lisa. I love the way you explain and teach! Please make more of these teaching videos 😘

[@charlottesometimes07]

No matter what you do, You always look amazing, because you're beautiful. all of your looks come out great.

[@maybethlichaa8733]

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.

[@KrisOver50]

YES!!!!!! THANK YOU! So helpful. I now know how I've been doing the opposite of what I intended. Lisa you rock!

[@whereisleigh]

This video is amazing!! Wow can’t wait to try the technique to widen my eyes! So cool!

[@lisajmakeup]

Yay! Thank you so much!

[@shereenrashina]

Hi Lisa these tutorials helps to understand the techniques for makeup looks.thank you.

[@lisajmakeup]

Thanks Shereen!

[@sairalee8916]

I really enjoy watching your videos on make-up application, Lisa. There are so many videos on products (which I love watching too) but I think there is less focus on KZbin in terms of make-up education. I feel I am learning so much from watching your videos!

[@emilyramsey9079]

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. Love your video I subscribed to your channel

[@jenniferallison4609]

Wow! You are brilliant! I love this video. It is almost like it was custom made for me! You were so thorough. I also love black eyeliner on others. I wish I could pull it off. You’ve created the look I need for my shape of eyes! I’m a huge new fan!!!! ❤❤❤

[@mgsol3316]

Excellent tutorial one of the best if not the best I’ve seen! Thank you!

[@humingbird2187]

Great tutorial ! I really enjoyed the why of putting the make-up on the eye. Love it.

[@hildadebord2897]

Ms. Lisa I don't know. I love both on you but definately see the difference. I have small, hooded and deep set eyes as I age so I tend to do the lighter look even though I use darker shades since I'm medium/dark olive complexion. Love your tutorials. They have helped me tweak my look so that it isn't so harsh.

[@lisajmakeup]

Glad to hear! Thanks Hilda!

[@hildadebord2897]

@@lisajmakeup 😍

[@chrissymoss514]

It so interesting to see how the shades and the placement changes the look. Thank you Lisa, 🌺🌸🌼🌺🌼🌸🌺🌼🌺

[@lisajmakeup]

Thanks Chrissy!

[@karenmazzacone5906]

You have the most beautiful eyes...my goodness! Perfect tips that would work on my hooded eyes too. Less is truly more. You look so pretty Lisa. And gosh you are SWEET! ❤️😍😘

[@-nellie-m3711]

Your the Best Lisa, I’ve saved all your teaching techniques so I can go back to them when I do my makeup, I Loved this one, the right eye looked Beautiful to me....Much Love And Thank You For Your Time....Happy Easter 🐣🐣🐣🐣💖💖🤗🤗

[@makeupbycarmela7792]

Just discovered your channel and loving the application education you are sharing!! Amazing!! Looking forward to looking through all your videos!

[@mercedesfernandez5978]

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 💖

[@ma-ma-mamary3946]

Thanks for reiterating that this isn't a good or bad technique tutorial. Both eyes look stunning.

[@juanitaschoeman9573]

Thanks Lisa just beautiful. Looks great! I I enjoyed your video immensely.

[@franky8215]

This is so wonderful. I can feel my heart expand with excitement when I learn from you. Quick Question: Do you have a video describing which brush is good for which function? (I feel in the dark on this).