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If your eyes are less than an eyes-width apart, you can create the illusion of being wider set by keeping the inside corners of your eyes light and the outer edges darker. To do this, sweep a concealer one shade lighter than your skin at the inner corner of the lids. Blend well and don’t forget the gray shadowy areas on the side of your nose. Take a matte eyeshadow in a medium-to-dark shade and stroke it outward and slightly upward from the middle part of your lid to the outer half of your lid. Take eyeliner and start the line just a bit in from the inner corner of your eye, tapering the line up and out, just a bit past the outer corner of the eyes. Brush a very light eyeshadow across your browbone.
You can apply fake eyelashes to the outer edges of the eye only or apply mascara only to the outer edges of the eye. Also, try using a brow pencil or eyeshadow to extend the length of your eyebrows slightly out toward the sides of your face to draw attention outward. But don’t overdo it, and make sure to use a color that is similar or just slightly darker than your natural eyebrow shade.
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