Smokey Brown Eyeshadow Tutorial
A brown smokey eye is a great look if you want a dramatic look, without being too dark. The pop of gold on the inner third of the eye really brightens up the eye and adds a bit of light to make the eyes really stand out. This look works really well on all eye colors - brown, hazel/green or blue. If you're light complected and don't feel comfortable with a look this dark, you can soften it up a bit by skipping the black liner and using a deep brown or charcoal - or you can skip the liner all together. If you have small eyes, black on the waterline can make the eyes appear even smaller, so to avoid this, make sure the eyeshadow on your bottom lash line is extra smokey and extended out and apply a good coat of mascara to the bottom lashes. Adding a flesh toned, ivory or brown liner to your waterline is also an option to open up the eyes. To keep this look more daytime appropriate, you can stop at Step 7 and finish off with mascara.
Products Used:
Nars Smudgeproof Eyeshadow Base (used in step 1)MAC Wedge Eyeshadow (used in step 2)
NARS Galapagos Eyeshadow (used in steps 3 and 5)
MAC Tempting Eyeshadow (used in step 4)
NARS Etrusque Eyeshadow (used in step 6)
MAC Chamomile Eyeshadow (used in step 7)
Urban Decay Perversion 24/7 Eyeliner (used in steps 8, 11, 12 and 15)MAC Carbon Eyeshadow (used in steps 10 and 11)
Ardell #45 Eyelashes (used in step 13)
Covergirl Clump Crusher Mascara (used in step 14)You will Need:
- A matte, light brown eyeshadow
- A dark brown eyeshadow
- A shimmery brown eyeshadow
- A gold eyeshadow
- A light matte eyeshadow for the highlight
- A black eyeshadow
- A black eyeliner pencil
- Mascara
- False Eyelashes (optional)
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