By: Karla Hirkaler for EVE PEARL

When going for dramatic eye makeup, two pairs of lashes are better than one. Choose different types of eyelashes: a natural-looking pair (Eve uses the #105) and a pair with a little more drama (#107) for the extra glam look.

Using tweezers, remove the more dramatic lashes from their tray and layer them over the natural-looking lashes. Keep the second pair of lashes in their tray when layering to ensure that both pairs of lashes line up perfectly. No need to use glue for this step, there's already a small amount of adhesive along the strips to hold the lashes together.

Pull the newly attached lashes from the tray gently with tweezers and measure against your eye. If the lashes are too long for your lid, trim the lash from the outside.

Apply a thin coat of black eyelash glue along the strip until tacky.

Tip: It is better to use eyelash glue that dries matte black so you don't end up with a weird shine above your lash line.
Still using tweezers, try to place the lashes as close as you can to the lash line. When performing this step on yourself, you can use two tweezers to apply the lashes, one holding each end, for more stability.

Once the lashes are on your lash line, press gently to glue them onto the skin and then flip them up with the tips of your fingers. This may look strange, but you will be using the flipped fake lashes to lift and curl your natural eyelashes.

Place your finger gently on the eyelid and, using your favorite mascara, weave your natural lashes with the fake ones.

And there you have it - full, beautiful lashes!

Click here to watch a video on how to get the reality star's look.

PRODUCTS USED:

1. #105 and #107 Eyelashes
2. Black Eyelash glue
3. Lush Lash Mascara

Want the Kim Kardashian look, but can't find fake eyelashes that are perfect for you? Try layering different styles of lashes on top of each other to create a custom pair.

Click here to see the step-by-step tutorial on how to get the reality star's look.


Products Used:
1. #105 and #107 Eyelashes
2. Black Eyelash Glue
3. Lush Lash Mascara

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By: Karla Hirkaler for EVE PEARL

Looking for a way to dull down that summer shine? Makeup professional Eve Pearl shows us how to maintain a matte look on even the hottest day.

(To watch the full makeover - How to Get the Kim Kardashian Look - please click here.)

Apply a Primer Moisturizer with Astaxanthin all over your face using a latex free sponge. By using a moisturizer with Astaxanthin you not only hydrate your skin, but also provide your skin a natural sun protection equivalent to an SPF 20 without the chemicals.

Tip: If you are applying a moisturizer or a cream product on someone else it's a good idea to apply the cream on to a metal palette first and then apply it on the client/friend's face. Try to use a Latex-free sponge as some people can be very allergic to latex; the correct tools can make all the difference in obtaining the ideal application!

Using a different sponge apply a Mattifying Anti-Shine Gel to your forehead, nose, and anywhere else you may have shine. Be sure to shake the tube before applying. You can also apply this gel on your eyelids to avoid creasing on the lids due to oiliness.

When choosing an anti-shine product, look for a brand that has a little tint, so when it dries it will not leave an unusual film on your skin. EVE PEARL's Anti-Shine Mattifying Gel comes in two shades: A for light to medium skin, B for tan to dark skin.

Whether your skin is dry or oily, the Primer/Moisturizer should go on your skin before the Anti-Shine gel is applied. Remember, a good base on your skin will ensure your makeup stays on and your skin looks good throughout the day.

All products used are EVE PEARL Makeup with Skincare for Every Complexion. For more information, please visit our website at www.EvePearl.com.

PRODUCTS USED:

1. Priming Moisturizer with Astaxanthin
2. Anti-Shine Mattifying Gel - B (Tan/Dark)
3. Professional Non-Latex Makeup Sponges
4. Pro Small Metal Palette