Classic Brown Smokey Eye
The classic smokey eye never goes out of style and suits everyone. Apply flirty faux eyelashes. This version of How to Get Smokey Eyes With Makeup was reviewed by Camille Sanghera on August 11, 2017. Gently smudge these lines with a brush to create the smokey effect. Plus, the dark eyeshadow stops right at the crease of the eye in order to keep the browbone light.
Use a chunky eyeliner pencil to draw a thick line across your upper lash line only. Then, use your brush to blend the colors together. Use the thin brush to enhance your lower lash line with brown and gold. You have the option of using a pencil, cream, or liquid eyeliner, and any will work just fine.
Tightline your upper lash line by applying kohl on the upper waterline. With the black eyeliner, create another wing closer to your upper lash line. Apply a primer or a concealer to your eyelids. Gently blend the colors until the blue, purple and gold subtly blend into one.
Using a medium-to-dark brown eyeshadow, create a deep crease and diffuse it with an eyeshadow brush. Avoid choosing colors that are too bright, or if you have very fair skin, too dark. The aim is for dark smoky eyes so don't be scared to go bold. Make sure you blend the eyeshadow so that it doesn't look blocky.
Create a wing along your upper lashline using a blue eyeliner. To begin, apply primer or a concealer on your eyelids. Next up, apply a shimmery shadow in soft rose pink into the crease of the eye and slightly above it. Blend lightly into the crease, ensuring a gradual mix of the two shades.
Use a brown shadow for the crease and to define your upper and lower lashline. Line your upper lashline while you hold the eyeliner as close to the lashline as possible. Again, start at the outside corner and bring it only about halfway in. This will help to balance the darkness out on the top of your eyes.
Check the video for the soft brown shade that I am using for a transition color. I'm going to be using Certifeye Rose Gold Glitter on my lid, to give my eyeshadow look some sparkly pop. Best of all, you can take risks that other eye colors simply can't. Use a primer or a concealer on your eyelids to increase the longevity of your makeup.
Using a flat brush, smoothen the lines out evenly and blend the color from the center of your eye towards the outer corners. Choose a sparkly metallic finish for a night out or, for a more subdued daytime look, olive green matte eyeshadow is just stunning. Now, I'm going to move onto the shade called Buns, and with this color I am going to blend how to do makeup like a pro it into my crease as well, over the other colors.
Elegant Classic Brown Cut Crease Makeup Tutorial, If you're feeling a bare neutral vibe, go heavy with the eyelashes and have a champagne shade on your eyelids. Focus on creating a gradient of color - light on the inside of the eye crease and becoming darker towards the edge.
Using black liquid eyeliner, line the upper lash line by drawing a thick slanted line all the way from the inner corner of the eye, creating a cat eye shape. The perfect eye makeup for brown eyes consists of deep shades of brown, plum and purple, dark blues, gold and champagne, green, mint, moss, vanilla and peach.
If you have a cool complexion, dust your eyelids with a dark gray eyeshadow. With this shade I am only going to apply it to my outer corners of my eye, and blending it in to my crease colors a little bit. Take a deep blue shadow and create a subtle V-shape at the outer corners of the eyes.
Next, using a dark green color, fill in the lower half of your eyelid. Smokey eyes are one of the most popular and trendy current makeup looks. Apply the deep cobalt color all over the eyelid but stop right underneath the crease. If you want more of a warm, brown smokey eyes, which would look incredible on those with lighter eyes such as blues and greens, then opt for warm, rustier shades of browns which are red or orange based.