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" For your morning-to-night makeover, keep it simple. For daytime, a single eye shadow, eyeliner, and mascara is all you need, says makeup artist Andrew Sotomayor. For evening sizzle, tweak your application and add a dash of sparkly color.  Day: Dewy For an easy natural look, brush eyeliner and mascara on your upper lids and lashes only. (Bonus: This visual trick also makes undereye circles less apparent.) Use a brush to line your upper lids in black and sweep shadow up to the crease. Curl lashes, then help &amp;quot;set&amp;quot; them with the fast-drying formula of a waterproof mascara. Finish the look with a soft blush and lip gloss. We used Covergirl Flamed Out Shadow Pot in Melted Caramel ($4, drugstores), Maybelline Eye Studio Lasting Drama Gel Eyeliner in Blackest Black ($10, ulta.com), and E.L.F. Ex-Tra Lip Gloss in Scott ($2, eyeslipsface.com).  Night: Defined Up your glam factor with a deep-bronze shadow and extra strokes of mascara. Line your lower lids, then layer on a rich bronze shadow, starting at the lashline and working toward the outer corner. Apply a lengthening mascara on your lower lashes, too. Brush a contour powder under your cheekbones and out toward your hairline, then add a pop of color with a lip tint. We used E.L.F. Smudge Pot in Brownie Points ($3, eyeslipsface.com), NARS Contour Blush in Paloma ($42, narscosmetics.com), and Bite Beauty Lush Lip Tint in Tangelo ($24, sephora.com). Photo credits: Peter Rosa NEXT: Makeup Tricks to Help Make You Look Less Tired \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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