Couldn’t make it to Miriam Gee’s "All About The Eyes" masterclass last week? Don't Worry, We've Got You Covered.

Last Thursday, Miriam Gee hosted her "All About The Eyes" masterclass — an intimate session dedicated to skin prep, tools, three transformative eye looks (Natural, Daytime, and Nighttime), and plenty of beauty secrets.

For those who couldn’t attend, here are seven insider tricks and techniques to try now.

1. Great Eyes Start With Great Skin

Every look began with intentional skincare: Multi Prime, Energizing Eye Cream, and thick eye patches (always placed with the larger side toward the outer corners). The prep was finished with concealer pressed into the inner corners and a light dusting of soft-focus powder to ensure crease-free wear all day.

2. Brushes v. Fingers

While fingers are convenient, they can leave streaks. Miriam emphasized the power of the right tools — flat, concealer-style brushes for patting on color to deposit pigment, and fluffier brushes for sweeping and blending.

3. Work the Lash Line & Tightline

To make eyes look bigger and brighter, Miriam’s focus was all about precision at the lash line. A sweep of Cocoa Mocha Eye Define Pencil pressed into the tightline instantly deepens the gaze, while a touch of Soft Suede shade #2 or #4 just beneath the lower lashes creates subtle definition. The closer the pigment sits to the lash base, the more seamless — and striking — the effect.

4. The Power of the Lash

Lashes were a central focus. Miriam swears by lash serum to strengthen and condition, but her mascara technique takes things further: pulling the brush outward to create an ascending, lifted effect with outer lashes that extend the eye shape.

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5. The Outer-Corner Trick for Nighttime Glam

Going from daytime to night? Miriam’s pro move is using deeper shades in the outer corner, really pressing colour (not just sweeping) with a concealer-brush, then layering liner and mascara for structure. Using contrast (lighter shade at brow bone or inner eye) keeps the look defined, not heavy.

6. Finishing Touches Are Just As Important

Brows frame the face, so Miriam ends almost every look by filling them in with the Precision Eyebrow Pencil in Brunette. For lips (even though it was an "eyes masterclass") one tip stuck: Soft Blur + Soft Focus Powder over lipstick helps it last, especially when you smile (yes, she told us to smile while applying).

7. Remove with Care & Keep Everything Fresh

Sensitive under-eye? Miriam recommends Melt Away as her go-to remover. Use clean towels and always think ahead: good skincare, clean brushes, gentle removal = healthier eye area over time.

Get the look: Miriam’s Signature Natural, Daytime, and Nighttime Eyes