Calling all glasses gals out there: Contrary to popular belief, it’s actually a lot easier to give your eyelids and lashes a full beat while wearing your frames than you think. The key is to wear makeup that complements (but does not compete) with your glasses. Cue framed brows, concealed under-eye circles and crisp liner. Ahead, we rounded up some of our favorite eye makeup tips and tricks to help make wearing your glasses harmonious with your full beat. Focus on the EyesYou might think that because glasses draw attention to your eyes, you don’t need eye makeup, but the opposite is likely true. We’d encourage you to play up your eyes even more than normal to make the most of the eye-framing effect your glasses have. So go for that bold cat eye you’ve been dreaming about, perfect your eyeshadow application, and enjoy all the extra eye attention.Don’t Forget Your BrowsDepending on the style of your frames, glasses can also put your brows on display, so be sure to give them a little extra TLC. If you haven’t already, check out our article on how to fill in your eyebrows and make them look real.      View this post on Instagram          I'm so into these @alanjcollection AJ-100 frames from @europaeye for fall. What is your favorite fall color? •@milanicosmetics Luminoso blush on my cheeks 😊 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #makeup #glasses #makeupforglasses #fallmakeup #girlsinglasses #girlswithglasses #blueeyes #brunette #europaeye #alanjcollection #autumn #mua #wakeupandmakeup #colourpopcosmetics #milanicosmetics #kathleenlights #essencemakeup #nyxcosmetics #wetnwildbeauty #eyewear #spectacles #frames #eyeweardesign #glassesgirlA post shared by Samaries (@makeupforglasses) on Oct 4, 2018 at 1:43pm PDTConceal MeticulouslyGlasses cast a shadow, so it’s even more important than usual to cover under-eye circles with a non-creasing concealer. Giorgio Armani Maestro Eraser Concealer and Maybelline New York Instant AgeRewind Eraser Dark Circles Concealer + Treatment are two of our favorites right now.Ditch the IndentsIf your glasses leave you with indents and marks in your foundation, swap out your liquid foundation for a mineral powder option — like L’Oréal True Match Minéral Foundation or BareMinerals SPF 15 Foundation. The lightweight consistency will limit those pesky dents.Read MoreThe Best YSL Beauty Products of All TimeHow to Wear Color on Your Inner CornerHow to Contour Using Concealer