‘EASY TO WEAR RAINBOW’ Eyeshadow MAKEUP Tutorial for Beginners – Inspired by Kylie Jenner

Right guys this week is about ‘Easy to Wear Rainbow’  eyeshadow look inspired by Kylie Jenner. It’s a 2020 makeup tutorial so the ladies can wear it to this year’s lockdown Christmas parties.

Another special, this time from Sorina Cranganu Manole, the Makeup artist to many in Liverpool as she gives a lesson on how to recreate the “easy to wear rainbow”, inspired by the queen of lip filler, Kylie Jenner.

A complete step by step guide with a video tutorial below as well – Save the page so you can watch the tutorial again and again. Or better still subscribe to our makeup & fashion section and we will drop you a gentle email every time we have a new Makeup lesson or tip.

Makeup Tutorial for Beginners

We have taken the time to breakdown each step so you can follow it with styling tips form a pro. It’s simple enough for any beginner to try. But like anything with new makeup and facial products; please try a patch test first and make sure you aren’t using anything that will harm your skin or give you n allergic reaction.

Our MUA Sorina did this makeup tutorial to breakdown the steps and since the day she recorded it, we have not stopped thinking about it since. To make the look more wearable for every day, we used two colours that Kylie loves wearing on her eyes.  We kept the pigment concentrated on the inner and outer corner of our model’s eye, and it worked!

Easy to wear rainbow makeup look was among the biggest 2020 makeup trends and it did not disappoint us. With a pandemic going on and masks being number one essential tool in our makeup routine, we focus on the eyes! Whether you want to add a pop of colour or two, these pastel shades will give you a statement appearance you were looking for.

Remember when lip fillers and overlining your lips were number one priority? Well, March 2020 changed the dynamics.  “We’ll see army greens, khaki, and brown eye shades that are really beautifully blended and shimmering lately, pushed further into fall,” says makeup artist Kacey Spickard. With masks covering the bottom part of our face, we saw eye shades of pinks, turquoise and yellow pushed into the fall/winter season too. They are the new “plumps”.