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"  Blake Lively&amp;#039;s eyes are consistently bright and defined, whether she&amp;#039;s onscreen, snapped by paparazzi or in a magazine.  Why? It&amp;#039;s not white eyeshadow (and please don&amp;#039;t try that). It&amp;#039;s High Beam, and a perfected application technique. The Benefit brand highlighter&amp;#039;s just one of the best highlighters, and the easiest to apply. But it&amp;#039;s the combination of the product and finding the right place to put it that ends up giving you Blake&amp;#039;s glow. Draw a horizontal V along the inner corner of your eye. Then extend the line under your lower lash line using less toward the end of your eye. Blend the makeup gently, and you&amp;#039;ll have the look down. For even more definition, try applying a bit of High Beam directly under the arch of your eyebrow and blend. And you can also add a touch of High Beam to your cheekbone line to enhance your natural bone structure. \u2014KATE SIEGEL  Photo via Getty Images "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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