Showing posts with label classic smokey eye. Show all posts
Showing posts with label classic smokey eye. Show all posts

Thursday, 16 February 2017

Zoeva Matte Palette Smokey Eye Tutorial



So this look is a great easy warm smokey eye. This look can be perfect for any occasion day or night. Id love to know what you think of this look and would you wear it?

Products Used:
#Zoeva Matte Palette
Loreal Mega Volume Miss Hippie
Kiss Lashes Ritzy






1. First apply a skin toned shadow to your eye up into the brow as a base for your other shadows.














2. Then with a orange shade and a large fluffy brush apply this to the crease.













3. Then with a red shade and a smaller fluffy bush apply this to the crease but leaving a little lower than the last shade and on the inner corner of the lid.










4. Then with a plum shade apply this on the other part of the lid and to the water line.












5. With a burnt brown shade apply this on the outer corner of the eye and blend out into the crease and on the lower lash line.



















 7. Finally apply your mascara and false lashes.

If you would prefer to watch a tutorial on this then I have included this belowxxx



Monday, 1 February 2016

The London Look | #LondonLookUK

Steps
1. So first as always I primed my face and applied my foundation making sure its blended and here are no harsh lines.
2. Then I went on to fill in my brows. You can do this anyway you would normally as this is a very personal thing and will change from each person.
3. Then with a concealer i applied this to my under eye, chin, nose and forehead and blended this out with a beauty blender. I also set my under eye using a setting lose powder.
4. Then with a bronzing powder I take this and blend this in my cheek bones , forehead, jawline and the nose. I then take my foundation brush and take this over everything to make sure there are no harsh lines.
4. I then go on and apply a cream colour to the lids of my eyes. Then with a light cool tones brown and apply this to the crease of my eye until I am happy with the colour and theres no harsh lines. Then with a black colour I take a small amount and apply this right on the outer corner of my crease and take a large fluffy brush to blend this out so it doesn't look to harsh.
5. Then with a liquid liner I just apply a winged look on the top lid only. I also then apply mascara and lashes.
6. Once that is done I can see if more is needed to be added. In this case yes. I take the black again and apply it in the same place and blend this out until I am happy. I also apply a small amount on the lower lash line only on the outer corner.
7. Then I take my highlighter and apply this to the high points of my cheek bones nose and the bridge of my nose.
8. Finally I add a red lip to complete this look. I feel red is important for this look and what represents London.