Blue makeup is extremely vibrant and unnatural shade that can be easily seen on your skin. It is even considered as one of the most intimidating shades of makeup.
Although it is frequently connected with immature makeup looks, blue makeup can really be one of the best time shades to explore different things within your makeup looks and can make a beautiful and stunning outcome.
However, you should be careful about applying blue makeup to make sure that you end up with the overall look results you want to achieve.
Here are a few lists of how you can rock blue makeup.
Icy Blue Eye Makeup
To get this look you need:
- Light indigo blue eyeshadow
- Blue glitter
- Indigo and black colored eyeliner intended for the waterline
- Highlighter
- Eye base
This is known as a simple look since you can achieve this look all alone as you have to use it with only one shade of eyeshadow. To do this, the first thing you need to do is put a primer before applying the eyeshadow on your eyelid. To create a smudged effect, use your brush on your lower eye. Spot on some glitter utilizing your brush or even your pointer finger, whether which one you find is much easier.
Then, you can use a highlighter on the inner corner of your eyes as well as below your brow line. To achieve that winged effect, you can use a black liner.
Lastly, to complete your overall look don’t forget to use the indigo liner on your waterline.
Frosted winter
To get this look you need:
- Nile blue color eyeshadow
- Light azure blue color eyeshadow
- Grey eyeliner
- Cobalt blue eyeliner
- Highlighter
- Eye base
This look is also considered as simple to create even at home as you need to play with just colors.
As usual, you need to apply a primer first before you proceed to apply a Nile blue eyeshadow on your eyelid. Make sure that you blend it evenly while still keeping it marginally smokey at the outer corner.
Hereafter, apply an eye base in the middle of your eyelid by utilizing a flat brush. Try not to spread this base, simply spot the brush. When you have done that, apply the subsequent eyeshadow color on the base and mix it with blue just on the edges.
Remember that two eyeliner techniques are being used here – grey and blue.
Lastly, you have to apply the cobalt blue eyeliner in the first half ( it should start from the inner side) and add the grey eyeliner to complete your final look.
Calm ocean
To get this look you need:
- Eyeshadow colors: Teal, blueberry blue, burnt orange, and white
- Eyeliners: cobalt blue and black
- White or nude eyeliner for the waterline
- Highlighter
- Eye base or primer
This look may require a somewhat more experienced hand, so if in case you are new to the world of eye makeup, you may need another person to do it for you. You’ll start by applying a primer evenly over your eyelids. Then, apply teal eyeshadow using your flat brush starting from your lash line to mid-eyelid.
Hereafter, you need to apply a blueberry hued eyeshadow, followed with burnt orange. Mix them with the end goal that the lines are not noticeable but still make sure that you don’t over blend either.
Next is to apply white eyeshadow in the middle of your eyelid and afterward blend it with teal shade around it. Apply a highlighter and a thin black eyeliner on your brow bone. To complete your overall look, don’t forget to add highlighter or white eyeshadow on your inner corners.
Aqua Blue Eye Makeup Look
To get this look you need:
- Turquoise eyeshadow
- Eyeliner: black
- White or nude gel eyeliner for the waterline
- Highlighter
- Eye base
This is a truly simple one-shading turquoise eye makeup look. After layering a primer, apply the turquoise eyeshadow on your eyelid using a flat brush. Make sure to blend it all together, and afterward dip a similar brush under your eye to achieve that smoky, smeared effect.
To complete your overall look, apply the black eyeliner in the winged design as well as nude gel eyeliner on your waterline. You just have to highlight your brow bone and inner corners and you are good to go.
Peacock Blue Makeup Look
To get this look you need:
- Eyeshadow colors: parrot green, gold, emerald deep teal, green, cobalt blue
- Gold eyeliner
- Highlighter
- Eye base
If ever you haven’t tried using many shades in one go, it is being recommended to hire a makeup artist to do this look for you. Over blending will be the greatest risk in this look which will result in leaving you with panda eyes.
You can start by applying a cobalt blue eyeshadow over the eye base onto the outer corner. Moving inwards, you have to apply a deep teal eyeshadow, trailed by other eyeshadows in forest green shade and parrot green shade. Then, on the inward corners, you have to apply gold eyeshadow and softly spread the shading just underneath your brow bone. On the waterline, you have to apply gold shaded eyeliner.
Galaxy Blue Eye Makeup
To get this look you need:
- Eyeshadow colors: deep chocolate, dark caramel, deep blue, black, pearl
- Blue glitter
- Black eyeliner
- Light sky-blue color highlighter
- Highlighter
- Eye base
This look is ideal for any evening party, which can definitely make heads turn. After applying a primer or eye base, followed it with applying a chocolate eyeshadow on your inner crease and then pearl eyeshadow on your outer crease. Next, make sure that you use another brush to apply deep blue eyeshadow on your eyelid below your crease.
Hereafter, apply black eyeshadow on your outer corner, and don’t forget to blend it inwards with blue shade, marginally. You can use a brush or your finger to apply some blue glitter to the middle of your eyelid. When it comes to your inner corner, apply a sky-blue shading highlighter. To complete this overall look of blue smokey eyeshadow, add some black eyeliner.
Blue Lagoon
To get this look you need:
- Eyeshadow colors: aqua, blueberry, sapphire,
- Eyeliners: black, cool blue, silver
- Highlighter
- Eye base
After applying a primer or eye base, you can now start applying aqua eyeshadow on the first half of your eyelid. The next step is to apply sapphire blue eyeshadow on your outer corner and ensure to blend it well marginally upward.
Hereafter, apply a similar tone on your lower lash line. Follow it by applying blueberry eyeshadow on your crease line and above it as well. When it comes to your eyeliner, settle on two-tone eyeliner on your upper lash line. Then begin with black winged liner and don’t ever forget to layer it with silver eyeliner on top. Apply a cool blue eyeliner on your waterline. To complete your overall look, apply highlighter on the inner corner of your eye as well as on your brow bone.
Twisted Smokey Eye makeup
To get this look you need:
- Eyeshadow colors: black, light peach, sapphire (shimmer)
- Black eyeliner
- Highlighter
- Eye base
This look is another interpretation of the blue smokey eyeshadow look that you can always try.
After applying evenly a primer or eye base, start working this look by applying a light peach eyeshadow on your outer crease. Next, using a flat brush get some black eyeshadow and then apply it
over your eyelid beneath the peach hues.
Hereafter, apply an eye base or primer once more in the middle of your eyelid. Apply sapphire blue sparkle eyeshadow around this area and use a highlighter on the inner corners of your eyes.
To complete your overall look, apply black eyeliner on your waterline as well as on your upper lash line.
