Corrective make-up is used to accent a person’s best features while minimizing a person’s unflattering features or flaws. It is applied using light and dark features colours to highlight and contour our features, creating the illusion of better balance and proportion.

The ways to rectify different types of eyes are:

• Close Set Eyes: - Eyes narrower than one eye width are regarded as close set eyes. Use light colours on the inner corners and extend the inner corners using dark colours. Also, line outer corners, use mascara on outer corners. 
• Deep set Eyes: - The eye is deep into the socket, with a small mobile lid. Apply light colours on the mobile lid with a deeper colour on and just above the socket line, blending up and out. 
• Hooded Eyes: - When a fold of skin hangs over the socket line then it is regarded as hooded eyes. This generally happens with age. Use matte colours in medium to dark and keep eye make-up simple. 
• Almond eyes: - It is considered to have perfect proportions. For this, any eye technique will work. 
• Down Turned Eyes:-The focus of this eye shape, is to shade “up and out”. Apply liner close to the upper lash line and blend shadow along the socket line in the outer 2/3 of the eyes. 
• Protruding eyes:-This eye shade has a bulge from the sock to the lash and can be difficult to work with. The best way to shade this eye is use medium to dark matte colours.