How does Smitha Deepak's makeup technique make eyeshadows pop more effectively?

In my makeup tutorials, I often share a trick that can make any eyeshadow pop on any skin tone. The key is to use an eyeshadow base before applying the eyeshadow. This base can be a concealer or a specific eyeshadow base product.

In one of my tutorials, I demonstrated the difference between using no base, a white base, and a blue base under the eyeshadow. The base helps to enhance the color of the eyeshadow, making it appear more vibrant and long-lasting.

For instance, in my routine, after doing my eyebrows, I clean and prime my eyelids with a concealer. This acts as a base for the eyeshadow, making the colors appear brighter and more noticeable.

Remember, the choice of base color can also affect the final look. A white base can make colors appear more vibrant, while a colored base like blue can alter the shade of the eyeshadow applied on top, creating a unique look.

I hope this helps! Do you have any other questions about makeup techniques?