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Brooke Monks secret to making her eyes look BIGGER

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It's no secret that one of the most commented things about me on the internet is how my eyes look totally different with makeup and without. And while some people may take that as an insult, and believe me, maybe I did when I was a teenager, I understand my eyes look totally different with and without makeup. And that is 100% intentional. And it's not actually just the makeup. It's how I apply it. So today, I'm going to teach you all how to make your eyes look bigger with just makeup. Obviously, going into this video, I don't think there's anything wrong with having small eyes. I certainly have smaller eyes. I've just always been drawn to eyes. They're my favorite part of like a human face. And I've always wanted my eyes to be really big. I love big eyes. I've just always been drawn to that. So, there's nothing wrong with having small eyes. Certainly not a big deal, and it's not something to be insecure about. I just really love making my eyes big. For anyone else who feels that way, I'm going to teach you how I do it. First, I start with my base eye. There's nothing on this eye at this point. I've only done my face makeup. And I like to take my favorite bronzer that I use while I'm getting ready. I personally use a cream bronzer. My favorite right now is the Nars Lagouna 2 shade bronzer. I love this cream bronzer. It's actually like the best undertone ever and it's perfect as a base for your eyeshadow. Right after I'm done with that, I like to use a tapered eyeshadow brush and I take a slightly just slightly darker brown. I want it to be very subtle. I don't want a big dramatic difference. I take a little bit of that eyeshadow and apply it starting at about the pupil going out towards the end of my lid. And I actually don't like to stop at the very end of my eyelid.

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