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"It's hard to create \"rules\" when it comes to beauty\u2014in fact, much of what we now practice and preach breaks the guidelines set before us. (For example, what would many an old-school dermatologist say about our penchant for facial oils? Not good things, we imagine.) But if there were any woman we could enlist with the mighty, epic task of creating the Commandments of Makeup, it would be the inimitable Bobbi Brown.\n\nChances are your shelf is already stocked with at least one of her best-selling tomes filled with indispensable knowledge like how to actually apply foundation, the difference between corrector and concealer, and even how to do makeup for braces. But Ms. Brown's new book, Everything Eyes, is a stellar addition to her roster of big hits. Every flip of the page goes in-depth on the eyes, from brush bristles to pulling off sparkle without looking like you're ready for a dance competition.\n\nBut the best part of the new book is Brown's chapter on glasses, a concept that is all-too-familiar for the makeup artist, who's rarely spotted without a pair adorning her perfectly-complected face. In fact, her passion for the subject recently landed her an entire eyewear collection that's designed based on her knowledge of face shapes and skin tones. Sure, glasses can do a lot for their wearer\u2014they're an expression of style, after all\u2014but makeup can only enhance their appeal.\n\nBrown insists there's an entire methodology to applying liner, mascara, and shadow when a pair of frames are involved. Click through for an exciting excerpt from her new book and find out everything you never knew you needed to know about wearing glasses. (And please, inform your ophthalmologists.)"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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