To give your eye a smoky look, brush a small amount of brown eye
shadow along the crease and blend.
Not exact matches
Working with liquid or cream
shadows, apply a light shade as a base from lash lines almost to brows, then blend a slightly darker hue
along creases and - if you want extra definition - an even darker color
along lash lines.
Using a blending brush, like a Make Up For Ever 216 or an E.l.f.
Crease Brush, pick up a darker brown
shadow (only a few shades deeper than the last
shadow) and smudge it lightly it into the outer corner of your eye near the lash line, then blend it beneath the eye, sweeping it
along the first third of your lashes.
Use MAC eyeshadow in Corduroy and blend
shadow with a brush
along the outer eye corners and
along eye
crease.
Now, apply a thick color
shadow in black
along the
crease of your eye.
The easiest way to do smoky eye is to put the white
shadow first as a base, then line the lash line with black eye pencil, and smoke that like with that beautiful blue color, and go
along with the blending on the
crease.
As for the makeup look I used Laura Mercier Smooth Creme foundation in Vanilla Beige; Caviar stick in Jungle
along with Fresco eye
shadow on the
crease and lower lash line and my latest love YSL Kiss & Blush in the color 10 on lips and cheeks!