Cute and Easy Doll Eye Makeup Tutorial

TiTi's Corner
by TiTi's Corner
12 Materials
$15
15 Minutes
Easy

Hi everyone. In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to create a big doll eye makeup.


Let's get started!

Tools and materials:

  • Makeup brushes
  • Circle lenses
  • Eye primer
  • Brow pencil
  • Contour
  • Gold eyeshadow
  • Light gold shimmer eyeshadow
  • Brown eyeshadow
  • Black eyeshadow
  • Liquid liner
  • Black kohl pencil
  • False criss-cross lashes
  • Mascara
Circle lense

1. Put in circle lenses

The first step to this cute doll makeup is to add circle lenses.


Circle lenses are popular in Asia. They make your eyes look very big and doll-like.


However, you can skip this step if you don't like the feel of circles lenses!

Priming lids

2. Prime your eyelids

Apply primer to your eyelids. Blend the primer into the skin beneath your brow as well.

Shaping brows

3. Shape your brow

Add shape to your brows with an eyebrow pencil.

Contouring eyes

4. Contour your eyes

Contour your eyes by applying contour to their natural hollows.


Extend it all the way to the inner corners where your eyebrows start to add much more depth to that area.

Applying gold eyeshadow

5. Apply gold eyeshadow to your eyelids

Use a golden shade of eyeshadow to warm up the eyelids. 

Applying gold eyeshadow

6. Apply light gold eyeshadow to your eyelids

Use your finger to take a light, golden shimmery shade and tap it in on top of your eyeball. 

Applying gold eyeshadow

Take it all the way inside because you want the inner corners of your eyes to be bright and highlighted.

Apply brown shade

7. Apply a brown shade to your crease

Apply a taupe, brown shade with a pointed brush and concentrate the color to your crease area.


If you’ve got hooded eyelids as I do, keep looking straight and make sure the line is still visible when opening your eyes. 

Adding black eyeshadow

8. Extend the crease line with black eyeshadow 

With a flat shader brush, sharpen out the crease line with black eyeshadow to darken it out a bit. 

Adding black eyeshadow

As you can see, I extended the line inward.


Instead of going down with the brush, I went straight because I wanted the inner corners of my eyes to look as wide as possible.

Intensifying gold

9. Intensify the light golden eyeshadow

Use a sponge applicator to intensify the previous light golden color.

Applying gold eyeshadow

10. Apply light gold eyeshadow

Apply the light gold color to your tear duct area as well as half of the inner corners of your lower lash line.

Applying black eyeshadow

11. Apply black eyeshadow

Apply black eyeshadow to the outer corners of your lower lash line.


Take the shade much lower than you normally would to give the eye a more rounded effect.

Applying eyeliner

12. Line your upper lash line

Use a liquid liner to draw a thin line on your upper lash line, following the natural curve of your eyes.

Applying eyeliner

13. Tightline

Tightline your upper and lower lash line with a black kohl pencil.

Smoking outer corners

14. Smoke out the outer corners

Add more of the kohl to the outer corners of your lower lash line and smoke that out with a small, flat brush.

Adding false lashes

15. Add false lashes

For the false lashes, I used a criss-cross pair of lashes because they look really cute when you’re going for that dolly look.

Applying mascara

16. Apply mascara

Easy doll eye makeup

Easy doll eye makeup

Here’s the finished doll eyes makeup! Let me know what you think about this look in the comments below.


Check out my Quick and Easy Day to Night Makeup Tutorial.

Suggested materials:
  • Makeup brushes
  • Circle lenses
  • Eye primer
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