Kylie Jenner yellow eyeshadow inspired look

In today’s post, I decided to do something I’ve never done before on the blog by recreating a celebrity makeup look. To be more specific, a Kylie Jenner makeup look.

Kylie is known for her range of amazing makeup looks and playing around with different colours, styles and intensities. I think one of her most popular and iconic looks was the one where she had a pop of yellow eyeshadow in her inner corners.

This is the original look:

Everyone knows it because of how effective the pop of yellow looks with the rest of her makeup. Plus, I think it was quite unusual before to see a pop of colour in the inner corners and not on the lower lashline. But since this makeup look, I’ve seen a lot more people pop a bright colour in their inner corners – myself included!

I’m loving yellow at the moment, so this look was really calling me.

Here’s how I got on:

Creating the eye makeup

Kylie’s original makeup look incorporates cooler tones, but I decided to go warmer for two reasons:

1. All the yellow eyeshadows/eyeliners I own are a warm yellow tone
2. I wanted to use warmer browns for the rest of my eye makeup

Firstly, I used a warm brown shade all over my lid and blended that out for my base colour. I used the shade ‘Wyatt’ from the Morphe 25D Oh Boy Artistry Palette, which is a fairly light brown shade. I also very lightly blended this shade out underneath my eyes.

Then, I took a deep grey shade and smoked that out into my crease and outer corners. For this part, I used the shade ‘Shisha Smoke’ from the Fenty Beauty Moroccan Spice Eyeshadow Palette.

Now for the fun bit – the pop of yellow! For this, I used Colourpop’s BFF Liquid Liner in the shade ‘Make Luv’ and drew it on my inner corners. I couldn’t be more impressed with this eyeliner. It’s so pigmented and it lasted ALL day long. It’s such a vibrant yellow, too. Love love love.

I topped this colour up with the yellow eyeshadow shade ‘Mischief’ from Colourpop’s Yes Please Shadow Palette. The eyeliner just looked like a line of yellow, so using a yellow eyeshadow just helped blend and soften the colour out into the rest of my eye makeup.

To add to the look, I always line my lower lashline with a white eyeliner pencil to make my eyes look bigger. For this, I love Maybelline’s Lasting Drama Light Eyeliner Pencil in ‘White Luster’.

Then for the winged liner, I used the classic Kat Von D Tattoo Liner in ‘Trooper’. I find this liquid eyeliner really easy to use to create a precise wing.

For mascara, I applied Charlotte Tilbury’s Full Fat Lashes in ‘Glossy Black’ in preparation for false eyelashes.

The final part of my eye makeup look was to use false lashes; I used the Red Cherry Lashes in Style #43 (Stevi). This was my first time trying these false lashes out and I think they’re my fave ever! They gave me beautifully long lashes that didn’t look obviously fake or too heavy.

Plus, they’re only £3.99 on FalseEyelashes.co.uk – what a bargain!

Rest of the look

Here are the products I used for the rest of my Kylie Jenner inspired yellow eyeshadow makeup look:

• Primer: e.l.f. Poreless Putty Primer
• Foundation: The Ordinary Coverage Foundation in 1.2 YG Light
• Concealer: Revolution Conceal & Define Concealer in C2
• Setting powder: RCMA No-Color Powder
• Bronzer: Physician’s Formula Butter Bronzer in Light
• Blusher: Tarte Amazonian Clay 12-hour blush in Sensual
• Highlighter: Laura Geller Baked Gelato Swirl Illuminator in Gilded Honey
• Eyebrows: Anastasia Beverly Hills Dipbrow Gel in Chocolate
• Lip liner: M.A.C. Cosmetics Lip Pencil in Whirl
• Lipstick: Anastasia Beverly Hills Matte Lipstick in Spice
• Setting spray: ICONIC London Prep-Set-Glow in Original

They’re all of the products I used to create this makeup look.

Did I like it?

Yes, a lot!

I hadn’t really done a pop of colour in my inner corners before and I loved how the yellow eyeshadow and eyeliner worked together to create a soft yet striking look.

This isn’t a look I’d normally do but I liked it so much that I want to try doing a pop of colour in my inner corners with loads of different colours now. I think a vibrant pink or electric blue would look fab too.

Now, I can’t wait to play around with different colours in my makeup collection!

What did you think of this makeup look? Do you think it turned out well or do you think I should’ve tried something else? I’d love to hear your thoughts!

Sarah Sarsby is the owner of A Woman's Confidence. With over 5 years' experience of writing in the fields of beauty and lifestyle, Sarah is passionate about all things content, makeup, skincare, wellness, and lifestyle. She has oily skin, is obsessed with lip gloss, and loves cookie dough.