A natural eye makeup certainly looks soft, subtle, and elegant. Even though it appears simple, a lot of effort is put to make it as natural as possible. With simple tricks and hacks, you can also create a statement look for any occasion. Following are five  types of eye makeup that are apt for every occasion.

Now, before we get to the 5 types of eye makeup for every occasion,  you need to understand that eye makeup involves the right balance of technique, colors, and texture. Once you master them, every eye makeup will look great. So, let’s get started and take a look at these different kinds of eye makeup, which can prove to be a style statement for every occasion.

Monochrome smokey eye look
Many people misinterpret smokey eyes. They believe that smokey eyes can be achieved by applying layers of dark colors on the eye. This thought is wrong! For a natural smokey eye look, you only need one or two colors. However, in this, it is your blending technique, which can make all the difference. Diffuse it well and go all the way up to the eyebrow, while starting at the lid. To get the perfect look, always use one fluffy diffusing brush.

Simple eyeliner look
Well, what’s even better than a neat liner? However, the important thing that you need to understand here is that the techniques and ways to apply liner vary according to the eye shapes. So, find out what works best for your eye shape, and you are ready for every occasion. The thing with the eyeliner is that it instantly enhances the eye and brushes away all the tiredness.

Glitter eye look
Glitters and shimmers are versatile and they can instantly switch up your eye game. You can wear it easily with your natural eye look and elevate the after-effect. Hence, you should always have more than a few neutral tone shimmers in your vanity. For this look, you can go with a neutral tone at the base of the eye and then add some glitter at the center of your eyelids. Always remember to use a matte base, as it perfectly balances the glitter.

Window eye look
For this look, you’ll have to go with the eye shadow, which is a few shades darker than your natural complexion. Now, these hues will go in both the outer and the inner corners of the eye. Following this, use a lighter tone in the middle part of the eye and carefully blend with the darker tone.

Matte brown smokey eye look
Well, a black smokey eye look wouldn’t be ideal for all occasions, so rather switch to a brown smokey look. The rusty and neutral hues like brown are ideal for both day and night. You can add a touch of shimmer if you like to elevate the drama.