brown smokey eye tutorial

A brown smokey eye is an incredible look in the event that you need a sensational look, without being excessively dim. The pop of gold on the internal third of the eye truly lights up the eye and adds a bit of light to make the eyes truly emerge. This look works truly well on all eye shades - brown, hazel/green or blue. In case you're light complected and don't feel great with a look this dull, you can diminish it up a bit by skipping the dark liner and utilizing a profound brown or charcoal - or you can avoid the liner all together. In the event that you have little eyes, dark on the waterline can make the eyes seem considerably more modest, so to maintain a strategic distance from this, verify the eyeshadow on your base lash line is additional smokey and reached out and apply a great layer of mascara to the lowest part lashes. Including a tissue toned, ivory or brown liner to your waterline is likewise a choice to open up the eyes. To keep this look more daytime proper, you can stop at Step 7 and complete off with mascara.

Items Used:

Nars Smudgeproof Eyeshadow Base (utilized within step 1)

Macintosh Wedge Eyeshadow (utilized within step 2)

NARS Galapagos Eyeshadow (utilized within steps 3 and 5)

Macintosh Tempting Eyeshadow (utilized within step 4)

NARS Etrusque Eyeshadow (utilized within step 6)

Macintosh Chamomile Eyeshadow (utilized within step 7)

Urban Decay Perversion 24/7 Eyeliner (utilized within steps 8, 11, 12 and 15)

Macintosh Carbon Eyeshadow (utilized within steps 10 and 11)

Ardell #45 Eyelashes (utilized within step 13)

Covergirl Clump Crusher Mascara (utilized within step 14)

You will Need:

 A matte, light brown eyeshadow

 A dull brown eyeshadow

 A shimmery brown eyeshadow

 A gold eyeshadow

 A light matte eyeshadow for the highlight

 A dark eyeshadow

 A dark eyeliner pencil

 Mascara

 False Eyelashes (discretionary)

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Smokey Brown Eyeshadow Tutorial

Smokey Brown Eyeshadow Tutorial

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