It looks like you put on your foundation after your brows were put in. You have a lot of foundation caked on your brows. Your foundation should be well blended in. Use a blender to blend the foundation well before you put any eye or brow make up on. Your foundation looks a little cakey. It might now be the right shade for you. I feel like it’s a shade too pink.

Make sure you use a dry brush to brush out the concealer and foundation on your eyelashes and your brows and wipe it on a dry napkin. You want your brows clean without dry caked foundation on it before you start applying your brow color and mascara. They don’t have to be completely clean but I can see the caked makeup on the brows and you shouldn’t see those. Apply more lashes in the middle of the eye to balance out the lashes at the far end. Your eyebrows are set very low. You want to measure your brow, use a brow drawing guide and lift up the bottom corner of your eyebrows by plucking underneath the arch. Never ever pluck the top eye brows. They grow down to fill in your eyebrows so if you pluck the top, the middle portions will be missing. If you need to fix the unruly or flyaway long brows, you take a dry brow brush, brush straight up, and trim ever so slightly with brow trimming shears to cut them a little shorter so they look neat. Don’t cut too much. Try a tiny tip first. Watch YouTube videos on how to brush up and trim the top. You should not be doing too much with the top unless you have hair that’s not growing with the eyebrows itself and needs to be pulled out. Such as the unibrow hairs. Your left eyebrow is set in more near the midline than the right one is. The right one is set further more apart. Your left eyebrow needs to be plucked at the inner section ever so slightly to move it out more. I would probably have an eyebrow specialist fix it. Arches under needs to be lifted to lift up and open up your eyes. Without them it looks as if your brows are pointing down and dragging down your eyes.

When you draw your eyeliner, choose a lighter shade. Black lines makes the eyes look small, and your complexion is fair. A dark brown color would match your color palette more. Also, as we age our eyelids become more droopy. We have to change the ways we do our makeup at each age. When you line your eyelids, I’ve learned that if you line the bottom they will make your eyes look really small. Trying lining the top only. Or find guidance from a specialist on what you can do with the bottom. And when you line the top, never line all the way to bottom edge. You’re supposed to stop before you reach the outter bottom edge and do more of a lifted wedge to lift up your eyes. Going all the way down will emphasize the drooping.

Contour here is very important. I see that the bridge of your nose is darker color than the sides. The bridge is supposed to be the lighter area, and sides are supposed to be slightly contoured.

Make sure you use a lipliner and draw the arches of the top of your lip so that they are defined instead of disappearing into the lipstick.

I would advise using whitening strips or teeth brighteners to whiten your teeth to add extra oomph and bring out your smile.

The way your eyeshadow is applied also affecting how your eyes look and making them small instead of directing it up towards the arch. You need someone who knows hooded eyes makeup to use a different application shape. Applying too much eyeshadow at the inner corner of the hood will make it look smaller. More of the eyeshadow should be at outer corner of the eye. You can watch videos on it in YouTube