In addition to the answer above...
Choose a MAC eyeshadow base like paint or paint pots that is similar to your skin tone... this way it won't look like it's overdone or too dramatic.
Also, make up isn't just about the products, it's HOW you apply it that makes the difference. Sometimes using just one colour on your lids isn't good enough because it doesn't help define your features. Go on youtube and search for make up tutorials so you get the hang of how to apply the eyeshadow so it fits your eyes. Use lighter colours if dark colours make you look too drag-queenish. Define your crease using a soft brown or matte brown instead of black or insanely shimmer colours. You may have to use different brushes to achieve a desired effect. I love MAC brushes, but I also know that they aren't the most affordable items on earth. If you can't afford them, go to Sephora or whatever cheaper make up store you have around you and see if they have cheap brushes for you to experiment with. Paint brushes artists' use are used by some people for make up as well - although I personally find them to be not as soft as proper make up brushes, although I must admit that paint brushes are cheap!
I hope this helps. It's a bit vague but it's hard to give specific advice without actually seeing what's going on. I hope this helps, and if you want to know more about MAC please don't hesitate to email me at sxc_chica_xox@yahoo.com :)M.A.C make up help. im really just a beginer so help from u guys woul be very nice.?
M.A.C. has both an eye primer that would make eyeshadow last longer, and they also have a product called fix+ which can be sprayed on after makeup and helps set it. You can also use fix+ to spray on brushes for eyeshadow to make it more visible. Blending is what can make it most natural.
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