[무쌍 메이크업] KOREAN EYE MAKEUP TUTORIAL FOR MONOLID & HOODED EYES

Hey, what's up? It's Elaine. Welcome back to my channel. If you're new here, you're welcome here as well. And if you want to join the family, go ahead and subscribe. And if you want to be part of my life, go ahead and follow me on socials. You know what I realized that I've never tried? I never tried doing, like, full Korean eye makeup. I feel like mine is very, like, blended with American. But I follow a lot of, like, Korean Korean makeup artists. So I was like, wait, I wonder how that'll look, like, on me. Because I look at it, and it doesn't really feel like my vibe. But you never know until you try. Sorry, I'm, like, kind of yapping right now. But when I go to Korea, people know that I'm not from Korea. By the way I dress, by the way I do my makeup. So let me go ahead and try on a makeup that people in Korea are going to be fooled that I'm from Korea. Okay, let's get started. Oh, wait, I didn't do eyebrows. I just realized. Okay, we'll first go with the eyebrows. My hair is very black, and I'm very cool tone. So it would be preferable to have, like, a little bit of darker eyebrows. But I feel like Koreans always have, like, one to two shade lighter than their hair color. So let me go ahead and do slightly lighter today. Do I even have a light color? Oh, this is very light. Okay, I've decided to go with my second one right there. A little bit more, like, brown ashy. I'm going to go pretty natural with it. Koreans don't really define their eyebrows. It's more about filling it in. And they are not about arched eyebrows. So I'll try to make it, like, straight as possible from, like, the shape that I have. But Korean brows in general comes out very lightly. Which is good. Okay, I try to make it straight as possible. Okay, I made the brows slightly more straight than what I usually do. Okay, now moving on to eyeshadow. I feel like they really like putting, like, light pink or light, like, peach on top of their eyes. So now I'm debating over these three palettes. Because I feel like these are very light. Not too pigmented. And they have a really good range of, like, pinky colors. I think I'm going to use this one. Because this pink is what I'm looking for. I'm going to go with this light pink color. And now with the same color, I'm just going to do the whole bottom side as well. Kind of, like, connect it. So now we're going to put on the main color. Which is going to be this one right here. Slightly brownish. Well, especially for monolids, Koreans like to put a lot of color right here. To give the tween effect. But because our top doesn't show too well, we like to bring all the focus to the bottom of the eyes. So that it can enlarge in the eyes, you know? So we're going to go ahead and put it in the outer corner only. And 양조절, portion control, is so important here again. Because, as I said, Korean palettes are very not pigmented. They are very light. So if you're using American brands, you should kind of, like, 덜어 it. Okay, now for the top eyeshadow. Unlike me, Koreans don't really like to put dark eyeshadow on the top. Because it makes it look like a smoky eye makeup. When Koreans, it's all about, like, natural-looking makeup. So for now, this is it for the eyeshadow. I'm going to move on to the eyeliner. I'm going to use a gel liner. Because Koreans like to have a little bit more of a softer look with the eyeliner. No, like, sharp wings. No too catty. So I chose No. 2 Espresso Latte. So it's not black. It's kind of more brown. Okay, now with the shape, I'm going to start with the wings first. They don't like to wing it up. They like to follow their natural eye shape. So from here, I'm just going to bring it down. Just like that. Now this is where the makeup gets really different from my daily makeup. And also, they don't pull out their wing too much. But I low-key feel like I pulled out a little bit too much. But it's okay. Now let me go ahead and kind of fill up the front as well. Okay, I see why Koreans go for a softer eyeliner look. Because it definitely is way more natural. Like, the transition from the eyelid to the eyeliner. And then Koreans are all about tweaking and up-tweaking. So let me go ahead and go a little bit on the inner corner. As well. I'm not too used to this face right now. And now from here, of course we can't miss out on our Aegyo-sal. Squint! Okay, now with the other side. I'm going to brighten up the fat. And then brighten up the inner corner as well. Because Koreans don't put glitter in the inner corner. But I am so used to putting glitter in the inner corner. So I'm just going to brighten up for today. Alright, there it is. I'm looking like those girls. Okay, now is the time to glitter up. Koreans are all about the glitter. You know, the Aegyo-sal glitter. But they like thicker glitters. So I'm going to go with the thickest one right there. And for placement, they only like to do it in the center right there. Wait, the glitter is not as thick as I expected it to be. So it's been so long since I put this one. But I'm going to put, like, liquid glitter. Wow. Okay, now the last step for the eyeshadow. They like to blend the eyeliner with, like, a darker eyeshadow color. To make it even more natural from this. I'm going to mix these two colors. And now you see more of a natural transition. Versus this. Okay, that is how the eyes are looking. And we're going to move on to the eyelashes. Which is the last part of this tutorial. I feel like it ungeun looks okay on me. Very simple, but it compliments my eyes. Like, it's really showing off the monolids. I kind of like it. What do you guys think? I feel like this was, like, way more, like, low maintenance. I would definitely go out like this. I will go out like this today. But anyways, that is it for my video. Thank you guys so much for watching. If you have any questions, please let me know in the comment section down below. And I'll see you guys next time. Bye.