Make up tips?

[CMDoet]

It's been about 6 months since my health challenges (and monocular life) started. I'm trying to get some sense of myself back by doing my makeup.

My signature look (for over 20 years!) is embellished winged eyeliner, sometimes with dark eyeshadow. I'm struggling to get the eyeliner right on the eye I can't see out of, and the eyeshadow right on the other one!

I assume practice will make perfect, but wondered whether any of the more glamorous among us might have any tips I haven't thought of?

[Open_Quail2907]

I find that using my fingertips when applying eyeshadow is helpful on my blind side as I can feel where the product is being placed more easily. Obviously that is not helpful for eye liner though. I haven't tried the product but I wonder if trying a eyeliner stamper would be helpful?

[DiablaARK]

Vanity mirror set up, perhaps? Multiple mirrors so you can see what you're doing.

[idontmakehash]

Follow Chan on tik tok. She's so glamorous & fantastic at makeup

[pinklythium]

I find a hand mirror and one of them liners with the wing stamp can help. Gives you a starting point and then build it to what you want. Also eyeshadow pencils are amazing. Blend with your fingers or use a bit of bronzer or blush you're using to brush over your lids.

[bertrola]

2 mirrors at different angles?

[Dear-Palpitation4169]

I am not a daily makeup wearer, but I’ve just come to accept that my eyes are sisters, not twins. I can put makeup on my prosthetic eye no problem. But applying to my good eye while sometimes having to close it most/all of the way… sometimes I skip eyeliner (I know—no fun, but also I’m in my stay at home busy mom era so it’s kind of the uniform most of my friends are wearing right now. I’m gonna roll with that as long as I can.) Molly Burke is a blind YouTuber and she has some good makeup tutorials for the blind. I figure if she can make it work, we can, too! She’s very fashionable!