Video: How to Apply Daytime Eye Makeup for Green Eyes

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Teresa Michele

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Teresa Michele Coates is a makeup artist who specializes in fashion editorial, commercial print, bridal makeup, and fashion shows. Coates' future plans include film and television makeup, which she hopes in turn will further her career as a makeup artist. She has lived in Southern California her entire life and has been working as a professional makeup artist for several years now. Graduating from MUD (make-up designory), Coates' has developed more versatility in creating different looks. Her ability to go from flawless makeup to something beautiful and creative is something Coates hopes the world will be able to see and embrace soon. She loves what she does and will continue in the path of becoming a great makeup artist.

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Hi, my name's Teresa, and I'm a makeup artist. Today, I'm going to teach you how to apply a daytime look for green eyes. The tools that we're going to need to create this look is eye shadow, an eye shadow brush, a flat brush, another flat brush, and your primer. So, first off, we're going to start off by priming our lid. And, we just want a natural, fresh look. Alright. We're going to take a natural shade of eye shadow to use on our base. I'm going to take, like, a nude with a little bit of peach in there. And, we're going to apply this all over. And then, after we do that, we're going to take our eye shadow brush, and take a natural brown color, and we're just going to put that in the crease. Again, we don't want anything too dramatic, because we just want a fresh daytime look. And, it's not a dramatic brown that I'm adding, it's just a very light color brown with a little bit of shimmer in it. And, this creates a very natural look. So, to finish this look off, I'm going to add a little mascara, and I'm also going to add a little to the bottom. And, this is going to keep it nice, simple, and fresh. And, that is how you create a daytime look for green eyes. And, remember the tools used to create this look was mascara, an eye shadow brush, a flat brush, another smaller flat brush, primer, and of course eye shadow. Thanks for watching.