Eye Makeup Tips
All over the world you will find women sporting the smokey eye look these days. In terms of eye shape: the only kind of person not to benefit from this look would be either someone with very small eyes -as dark tones sink the gaze- or someone with wide-set eyes as in these cases a natural look is more flattering. Use lighter shades of eyeshadow during the day, and go darker at night.
In this step you can blend as you go. The brown color should be visible slightly past the the black color on the outside of the eye. Finish off with two coats of volume enhancing mascara on both the upper and lower eye lashes. Step 7:Â Apply false lashes, and highlight the inner corner.
You will need an eyeliner that helps you in being precise. The Tool: For this tutorial, I used Smith's 253 , which is one of my favorite brushes for this purpose as the arrowhead shape helps it fit well into the inner and outer corners of the lid space. For a dramatic smokey eye take the dark shade right onto the lid and smudge a black kohl liner along the lash line.
Add a light layer of cover to your lower lashes, taking care to apply a little colour to each lash. Complete your foundation being careful not to mess up your beautiful smokey eyes. Next, use a smudgy dark eyeliner to completely line the water edge of your lower lid and also your upper eyelids paying close attention to the areas in between your top lashes.
Just remember to blend along the way and keep the dark shade on the lower eyelid, not on the upper part below the brows. Cover your entire eyelid, right up till the crease. Step 1. First, apply a creamy concealer onto your eyelid. Smokey eye-layered shadows. Place a little extended arch, as in a rainbow a little over the outer side of the crease, making sure that the application on the two eyes is on the same level and even.
Then, makeup tutorial with the medium tone, use a sponge applicator to apply over the eyelid from lash line to crease. Your concealer must be a tone lighter than your skin, apply it under your eyes. Many Asians choose to create a fake crease in order to imitate deep-set eyes, but, as shown, it can look a little too artificial which is definitely not the aim of the smokey eye.