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Summary: Eyeshadow is important for stage makeup. Learn how to use brushes to apply eyeshadow in this free makeup video about stage makeup techniques.

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Applying Brown Stage Eyeshadow

I'm going to go ahead and use a light brown color right on the top of the eye shadows that I just placed with a little bit larger, more rounded brush, as you can see. It holds a little bit more. I'm going to go a head and put it right at the tip, that color right on the tip of the brush. Having good brushes is so important. You want to make sure that the color is nice and blended in and what I'm going to do is put it from right here, right on the side of the corner. You do not want to go outside of the eye. You want to make sure that it starts right here, work your way up in a circular motion going up and down right into that center. You do not want to go into the white section of the eye shadow that I placed on there. You just want to go right here. Just like so. You want to do that on both sides of the eye. You see, you start right here, go up to just the center in a circular motion, go back down right there. It's basically right above the crease and we're doing it in a very nice circular motion with a little bit lighter color then the outer part. Open your eyes, Chris. Can you see that? Pops those eyes right open.

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