The document provides instructions for applying summer eye makeup using three eyeliner colors - charcoal, blue, and purple. It recommends starting with a light application of charcoal on the lid, then layering blue over it and adding more charcoal. Purple eyeliner should be applied to the upper lash line and halfway on the lower lash line. Brown or black mascara should be avoided in favor of dark blue or purple mascara, applying more product to the outer lashes and a little on the lower lashes.

1. Beautiful Eye
Makeup

2. Start with 3 different colors of
eyeliner-- we will be using charcoal,
blue, and purple.

3. Start with the deep, deep charcoal,
and apply lightly.
You don't necessarily have to draw a
hard line, you can dot instead.

4. Now apply blue right over that.
Because layering is so vital for a
blended look, we'll add a bit more of
the deep charcoal over the blue.

5. Now take the rich purple-- a blue-
purple, not red-purple for a
summer-- and put it right on the
upper lash line. Also apply on the
lower lashes, but only halfway across.

6. Remember:
Unless you're working with wide-set
eyes, we're always trying to widen
the look of the eyes. If you close up
by bringing the liner all the way
around, it brings the eyes together.

7. Mascara

8. You should never use black mascara
on a summer-- it sharply draws all
attention straight to the mascara,
rather than the eyes.

9. Brown doesn't work either, for the
same reason a summer shouldn't
wear brown.

10. Instead, you can use a rich,
dark blue or purple.

11. Start on the top, and apply,
with the most amount on the
outer edge. But try to cover all
the lashes. And always put a
little bit on the lower lashes.

12. If you'd like to avoid curling,
you can hold the wand so as to
lift up the lashes.

13. Always take the excess
mascara off the tip of the
wand before applying, because
that's what can make your
lashes clumpy.
Also make sure to get as close
to the lashline as possible, to
get more color and emphasis.