Japanese Makeup Tips - Droopy Sad Eye Style Eye Make-up
"Tare-me" or Sad Eye Make-Up Style in Japan
Right now, a sad eye or droopy eye make-up style is popular among teenagers and women in their twenties. It is not difficult to make this style work, and it looks good on a lot of people. Even if you just want to try something a little different with your eyeliner, it could be worth a few minutes to see how it works on you.
Sad Eyes Make-up Finished
How to Apply the Eye Make-Up
This is how it can look when you are finished.
Here is the method behind this style of eye make-up:
- Draw the upper line the way you normally do. Feel free to draw it as thick or thin as you like.
- Draw a thick line 2/3 the length of the bottom part of the eye starting from the outer corner.
- Draw the remaining 1/3 as a thin line.
- Apply mascara to the top eyelashes as you normally would, but be sure to apply them to the bottom eyelashes as well.
The Make-Up Brands Used Above
Here is a list of the make-up used above:
- Mascara - Opera MyLash (Black)
- Eyeliner - Shiseido Majolica Majorca Perfect Automatic Liner
- Eye Shadow - Ettusais Eye Color BK1
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Comments
That's just how it's referred to in Japanese. The "tare" part of "tare-me" comes from the verb "tareru". It means to hang or droop.




gaara_fangirl292 18 months ago
how is that sad or droopy?