👁️ What If Eye Makeup Was an Exam... and You Forgot to Study?

📝 How to Pass the “Pretty Eyes Practical” With Only Basic Skills

Imagine this:

You walk into class and suddenly the teacher says,

“Surprise test. Topic: Eye Makeup 101.”

No warning. No notes. No glam squad.

Just you. A kajal pencil. A single blending brush. And an overwhelming urge to cry—but you can’t… because that would ruin your mascara.

So what do you do?

You wing it—well, not literally (you’re still a beginner).

Here’s how to pass the eye makeup exam of life, without failing your face:

📚 Question 1: “Did you prime your lids?”

✔ Answer: A dab of concealer = instant eyeshadow base.

If you're extra, dust a little powder too. No creasing. No regrets. Full marks.

 📚 Question 2: “Name one safe color combo.”

✔ Answer: Brown in the crease, light shimmer on the lid.

Boom. Teacher approves. (Bonus point if you used your finger like a pro.)

💡 Cheat Sheet: Sweet Touch Nude Palette 

or Christine 5-in-1

 📚 Question 3: “Define ‘tightlining.’”

✔ Answer: Lining the upper lash line with kajal to fake fuller lashes.

Avoids the scary liquid liner meltdown mid-exam. Still looks fab.

💡 Tool of Choice: Saeed Ghani Kajal (smooth)

📚 Question 4: “One product that changes everything?”

✔ Answer: Mascara.

If you write Essence Lash Princess in bold, you pass with honors.

💡 Trick: Curl lashes before. Look alive even if you’re dead inside.

 📚 Bonus Round: “Fix this look for Hooded/Almond/Round eyes.”

✔ Hooded: Shadow above the crease

✔ Almond: Shimmer in the center

✔ Round: Darker shade on the outer corners

👏 3 marks. Gold star. Eye contact restored.

🎓 Final Grade:

Even with last-minute panic, smudged liner, and zero tools, you still passed.

Why? Because you kept it basic, used what you had, and remembered the #1 rule:

> Confidence is the real eyeliner.

Next Class?

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