Eye Makeup Tutorials
I really believe makeup should be fun, not complicated. Here, I will show you how to master everything from a sharp winged liner to a dramatic smokey eye using simple techniques and products you likely already have.
This brown smokey eye looks complicated, but it's not. I'll teach you how to achieve this glamorous look using tape for a sharp finish, perfect for any party or reception.
A gorgeous cut crease eye look perfect for a Haldi event. This tutorial breaks down how to create a sharp cut crease with concealer and pack on yellow and gold shadows for a vibrant finish.
A comparison of two different eye makeup styles. I show you how to create a round, full look for almond eyes and a sharp, lifted look for hooded eyes using different techniques.
If you have small eyes and feel that kajal makes them look smaller, this tutorial is for you. I share a simple trick using a brown base and a smudged shadow liner to make your eyes appear bigger.
Here’s how to create a brown smokey eye using only three products and no brushes. This tutorial proves that all you need is the right technique and your fingers to achieve a beautiful, blended look.
My first-ever makeup tutorial in Kannada. I show you how to create a beautiful Dasara festive eye look with a pop of green kajal and silver shimmer.
Another tutorial in Kannada, this time showing how to create a multi-toned eye look without using any brushes. I blend peach, gold, and copper shimmers for a festive finish.
A striking eye look using just two products: a good eyeliner and kajal. I show you how to create a sharp wing and a smudged lower lash line for a simple yet dramatic effect.
This foxy eye makeup look is all about creating a sharp, elongated effect. I use a gel liner and my favorite lashes to achieve this captivating and intense eye look.
An easy festive eye makeup tutorial using a copper shimmer on the center of the lid and a darker shade on the outer V. This look is quick to create and perfect for any celebration.
About Eye Makeup Tutorials
You don't need expensive palettes or a dozen brushes to get a professional finish. In my tutorials, I focus on finger-blending techniques and affordable Indian brands that actually work for our skin tones. Whether you have hooded eyes, small eyes, or just want to try a new festive look, you can follow along with these simple steps to make your eyes pop.
Most people think a cut-crease or a perfect smokey eye requires professional training, but it mostly comes down to understanding your eye shape and the right product placement. I break down complex looks into manageable, step-by-step tutorials so you can recreate them yourself.
Why my approach works
I emphasize 'no-brush' makeup. Many of these looks, including my brown smokey eye and reception-ready glam, are created using just fingers and a few core products. This makes the skill transferable, meaning you can replicate these styles at home for festivals or weddings.
Customized for you
I use accessible brands like Prosh, Mars, and Charmacy Milano, which are perfect for our local weather and skin tones. I also address specific concerns, such as using brown bases to open up small eyes, using tape for crisp winged liners, and specialized application techniques for hooded eyelids.
Learning with me
If you want to move beyond these videos and learn the techniques personally, I offer coaching in small batches at my studio in Malleshwaram. We can work on your specific eye shape and preferences in a private session. Let's make your eyes the highlight of your look.
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