We have a great Fall eyeshadow look tutorial for you featuring our New Mattes eyeshadows! As you are probably already aware, Red Apple Lipstick released The New Mattes eyeshadows earlier this year, consisting of 9 brand new neutral shades of eyeshadows in an all-matte formula. These neutral shades work great for any season and any occasion, but are perfect for Fall eye makeup looks since neutrals shades are very popular in the Fall time.
These gorgeous eyeshadows are super pigmented and buildable, giving you the ability to intensify their depth and richness to where you desire, perfect for those rich and deep Fall eye looks. Plus, their silky-smooth texture makes them very easy to work with because they are so easy to blend. The best part is that they are available all together in a palette, or you can purchase the eyeshadows separately.
For this look, we will be using the peachy, brown, and taupe matte eyeshadow shades for a warmer toned eye look. We will feature the more mauve and plum shades in another look, so stay tuned for that one!
Let's take a peak at where we are headed. I think this look is SO GORGEOUS. Click or press any image to open full size.
Prime Time Eye Shadow Primer- helps color correct and prime the eyelids, eliminating eyeshadow creasing and tired-looking eyes.
Heirloom Eyeshadow- a light yellow shade. Makes a great base color.
Blondeshell Eyeshadow- a matte honey blonde shade of brown eyeshadow. Blendable, buildable, super pigmented, and silky smooth.
Earth Girl Eyeshadow- neutral rich tan, camel matte shade.
Tip Taupe Eyeshadow- light grayish-brown matte shade.
Hush Hush Eyeshadow- matte, light peach shade.
The Lash Project Mascara- a hypoallergenic mascara & lash conditioner in one, in satin black. Defines and strengthens the lashes.
Sundrop Bronzer- warm matte bronzer. Buildable and natural-looking, perfect for all skin tones.
Coy Blush- a matte apricot-pink blush shade.
Naughty Lipstick- THE perfect tan nude, has no shimmer but has a BEAUTIFUL, healthy shine.
We are starting with eye makeup first, but feel free to start with face makeup if that’s what you usually like to do.
Start by prepping the lids with the Prime Time Eye Shadow Primer. Apply a tiny amount all over the lids, up to the brow bone. Let that dry for a couple of minutes. Once the primer has dried, you can set it with a bit of setting powder if you would like. This will help eyeshadows blend even more smoothly.
Now apply a base color on the lids. Using the Wet/Dry Eye Brush, or a similar brush, apply Heirloom eyeshadow all over the lid, taking it up to the brow bone.
Next, take the Crease and Blend Brush, or a brush similar to it, and apply Blondeshell eyeshadow onto the transition area (the area just above the crease and just below the brow bone). Blend that out well using windshield-wiping motions.
Take the Wet/Dry Eye Brush and apply Earth Girl eyeshadow all over the lids and into the crease. Switch over to the Crease and Blend Brush to blend that into the crease area (the folded area above the eyelid) using windshield-wiping motions.
Using again the Crease and Blend Brush, apply Tip Taupe eyeshadow on the outer corner of the lids. With both circular and windshield-wiping motions, blend that out taking it into the crease. If needed, take a bit of the Blondeshell eyeshadow to blend out and soften the edges.
Add some softness to the eyes by applying Hush Hush eyeshadow on the brow bone and the inner corner of the eyes, on the tear ducts.
To give the eyes a more complete look, apply both Blondeshell and Earth Girl eyeshadows across the bottom lash line. Blend them together with the Crease and Blend Brush, using windshield-wiping motions all the way across.
Complete the eyes by applying The Lash Project Mascara. Apply 3 to 4 coats for a beautiful, slightly dramatic, lash look. For a more natural lash look, you can apply up to two coats instead.
On the face, for this look, Sundrop Bronzer was used to add some warmth to the complexion. Using the Vegan Blush Brush, it was applied lightly to the forehead (towards the hairline), on the temples, and on the cheeks. You can also add some definition to the face by placing it on the hollows of the cheeks, on the sides of the nose, and on the jawline. For blush, Coy blush was used, a matte apricot pink shade that helps bring out the rosiness in your cheeks and enrich any natural golden undertones. Gotta Glow blush would also be a good option for this look. To finish the whole look, Naughty lipstick was applied to the lips. Chai Love You and Spice ‘N Easy lipsticks are also great lip color options that will coordinate well with this eye look.
I chose to pair this look with lipstick shade Naughty. This top selling shade is SO versatile!
Have you tried The New Mattes eyeshadows yet? What are your favorite shades? We hope you like this eyeshadow look and give it a try. Let us know your thoughts, and we would love to hear what you think of these new matte eyeshadows in the comments below.
Matte eyeshadows do not contain any kind of shimmer or glitter. These shadows do not change in appearance like shimmer and glitter eyeshadows do when under the light. Because of this, lighter matte eyeshadows are great to use as base shades, and deeper eyeshadow colors are great for adding and building depth to an eye look especially when applied in the crease. They can be used the same way as any other formula of eyeshadows, but when you just want a shimmer/glitter-free option.
This all depends on the effect you are going for. Shimmer eyeshadows are great for bringing attention to the eye, especially great when applied to the lids. Mattes, on the other hand, are perfect to add definition to the eyes and also for adding shadows. You can also do a combination of both when you want a look that both defines and brings attention to the eyes.
In most cases, yes. Shimmer and glitter formulas of eyeshadows will often bring attention, or accentuate, any wrinkles as they will often settle in fine lines that may be present. So matte eyeshadows are the best choice for older eyes as they tend to do just the opposite.
