Early 1920s "Sad Eye" Makeup Look Tutorial

Another lovely 1920s "Sad Eye" Look by @retrofrog Step back in time to the Golden Age of Hollywood with the alluring "Sad Eye" makeup, famously worn by silent screen stars like **Theda Bara, Mae Murray, and Barbara La Marr**. This iconic, slightly melancholic look captivated audiences and remains a timeless example of dramatic glamour. Lipstick by @besamecosmetics How to Achieve the Downturned Eye:** 0:32 Prep & Prime:** Start with a clean lid, preferably shaved. Apply foundation to entire face and then a light base shadow to ensure smooth blending. 0:42 The Drop: This is key! Instead of drawing your eyeliner or shadow upwards in a "wing," keep it straight or gently **angle it slightly downwards** past the outer corner of the lower lash line. This is what creates the signature "sad" or downturned illusion. 1:17 The Shadow Shape: Using a dark, matte eyeshadow (charcoal, black, or deep brown), focus the color right above the crease and blend it out toward the temple, but keep the outer corner of the eye dark and slightly rounded. Apply the dark shadow to the entire lower lash line, connecting it to the downward sweep from the upper lid. Smudge gently for a soft, smoky effect. 2:55: Apply a glitter eyeshadow with tip of the finger over eyelids. 3:32: Apply concealer beneath the eyes. Dot on and blend. 3:54: Brush loose powder over. 4:09 Mascara: Finish with several coats of dark mascara, focusing on the upper lashes. 4:25: Apply a nice orange-pink shade of rouge 4:44: App