Abstract: A method and apparatus for applying and blending on a human upper eyelid various shades of one or more of eye shadows. The method includes applying two or more shades in individual segments on the upper eyelid and blending in all together. The apparatus is made of a flexible material, and includes a cut-out section and a recess section separated by a thin partition wall for applying various shades of eye shadows therethrough. The device is contoured to fit within the bone structure above the eye of a person and includes holding flaps with pressure-sensitive adhesive back-layers for temporarily securing it on the face of the person. Two markings are provided for aligning the device with the outer curvature of the upper eyelid of the user.