You should keep the liner thinner on the lower lash line, but you can go a little thicker across the upper lash line. Next, smudge the liner with a small brush, your finger, or a cotton bud to soften it. Sweep a dark shade across your lid. The key to a smokey eye is using darker powder eyeshadows that give your eyes a sultry look.
Use a small, flat brush to apply your chosen shade across your entire lid, even over the smudged liner. Concentrate more of the pigment on the outer corner of your eye, leaving the inner half of the lid lighter.
It's a lot easier to build up to the coverage you want, rather than trying to remove it if it's too dark. Blend the shadow up to the crease.
Once your shadow is on your lid, you'll need to blend it out to get rid of any harsh lines and create that smokey effect. Use a small, fluffy crease brush to blend the eyeshadow from the lid up into the crease using a circular, buffing motion. Highlight the brow bone and inner corner. Depending on your skin tone, apply an ivory, cream, or beige shade with a small brush to those areas. A matte shade is the best bet, but a satin or slight shimmer finish can also work well. Curl your lashes and add mascara.
Because dark shadows can tend to make the eyes look smaller, you want to open them up as much as possible. Start by using an eyelash curler to curl and lift your lashes. Next, apply your favorite mascara to lengthen and thicken the look of your lashes so they can stand out against the dark eye makeup. Make sure not to apply too much, though, or lashes may start to clump. Method 2. Use an eye primer. Before you apply any shadows to your eyes, dab on an eye primer.
It will form a barrier between the oils in your lid and the shadow, so it stays looking fresh. Primer can also help intensify the shadows that you layer over it. Next, dust the lids with translucent powder to create a smooth base. Use a light base shade over the entire lid.
To begin your smokey eye look, choose a light shade of powdered eyeshadow that flatters your skin tone, such as a white, ivory, cream, beige, or tan. Use a brush or a sponge-tip applicator to apply it over the entire eyelid, from your upper lashline to under your brow. Dab a little in the inner corner of your eyes as well. Press a medium dark shade over the base of your eyelid.
Start to add depth to your eye look by applying a medium dark tone to your eyelid with a flat shader brush or a sponge-tip applicator. Keep the shadow on the lid and crease area, so your brow bone remains brightened by the base shade.
You may want to apply multiple layers of the medium dark shade to get it to the depth and intensity that you prefer. The pigment should be darkest near your lashes and fade gradually in the crease so that it blends seamlessly with the lighter shade. Apply the darkest shade to the outer corner and crease. Use a pointed crease brush to work the shade into the outer corner of the eye. Start at the outer edge of the lash line and create a diagonal line toward the end of your brow.
When you reach the crease, drag the brush inward to darken up that area. Make sure to blend the dark shadow well, so there are no harsh lines or edges. Line your upper lashline. Use a creamy eyeliner pencil in black or another dark shade to add definition to your upper lashes, moving from the outer corner to the inner corner. The color should be at least as dark as your darkest shadow, if not darker.
Smudge out the liner, and then press a powder shadow in a similar color to the liner over it with a small pencil brush to darken it up further. You can use a brush or a cotton swab to smudge the liner. Add liner to your lower lashline. With the same pencil that you used on your upper lashline, line your lower lashes. Keep the liner as close to your lashline as possible, though. Next, use a brush or cotton swab to soften the line to give it a smokier look.
If you want a really sultry smokey eye, consider applying the dark eyeliner to your inside rim of your lower lash line, also known as the water line.
Pull lightly on your lower lid to expose the area, and gently run the liner over it. Apply mascara or false lashes. To get a look like this, skip the pop of shimmer and build up the darker shadow and eyeliner on the outer corners instead. Another absolute must-have for creating a dramatic smokey eye is a kohl or pencil eyeliner in a black, dark brown, or charcoal shade.
A post shared by Priscilla Ono priscillaono. Start with the lightest color in the inner corner and slowly work your way darker toward the outer corner.
Then, of course, finish with a lot of mascara on your lashes and apply falsies to the outer corners. A smokey eye is simply incomplete without lashes. This formula not only defines your lashes but also curls them and lengthens them for a smokey eye look that's fully complete. United States. How to Nail the Perfect Smokey Eye. Type keyword s to search. How do you apply smokey eyeshadow? Apply a matte, dark-tone shadow to the outer corners of your eyes, packing the color at your lash line and then blending it upward and outward with a fluffy eyeshadow brush to smooth any harsh lines.
Using your pencil brush , gently blend the same dark eyeshadow from step two across your eyeliner to give it a smokey haze and soften any harsh edges. If you like a matte look, stop there. If you want to brighten the look up, use your small brush to press a light shimmery shade into the inner corners of your eyes. And if you want a full-glam look, press a glitter eyeshadow in a matching shade into the center of your eyes.
Finish with mascara to pull the look together and top it off with some false lashes for the ultimate smokey eye. Blend is your friend.
Brushes are super important to get that blend. When it comes to a smokey eye, it doesn't matter how dark you go, or what colours you use, it's how well you can blend the liner and shadow. That's what gives it that sultry look. View Iframe URL.
Start by applying a mid-tone shadow all over the lid. Opt for greys, browns or heathers to create a subtle smokey base. Apply a liner along the lash line, making sure you're coating and depositing colour between the lashes to instantly pop the eye. Just make sure you smoke it out with an eyeshadow brush before it sets, because once it does, it won't budge all night.
Layer a dark tone shadow like espresso, charcoal or smoke over the liner, blending halfway up the lid and into the lid shadow. Apply along the lower lash line by softly pressing the brush on to the root of the lower lashes. Then smudge out with fingers for a smokier finish.
Finally, you can add a sparkle shadow with your finger to give it that real luxe finish. It's great for smoothing out the lid and giving that blend through the crease of the eye. Simply apply the shadow all over the lid, blending it over and over towards the outer corner for the smokey effect.
Then apply the gel eyeliner along the bottom lid and lash line, smudging it with a small eye brush. Lashings of black liner, framed with soft, smoky shadow is best teamed with poker-straight hair pulled back off the face, as instructed by Shay Mitchell at the Revolve Awards. Woah Jenna! This look is really make us want to go out out tonight. The sultry eye-makeup really pops when paired with a glossy nude pout - take note gals. Queen of the feline flick Olivia Culpo decided to give her wing an edge, making her eye makeup a little darker and heavier then usual - looks perfect for a night out.
Her smoky eye was kept chic but intense - oh, and we love her new hair colour. Naomi Campbell can give you a masterclass on smoky eyes. The super chose this bronze-hued makeup for an event, but her badass faux nose piercing stole the show. With her hair swept-back, Winnie 's dark eye makeup took centre stage. The bronze-hued glittery eyes were complimented by sleek brows and a glossy pout. Georgia May Jagger looks absolutely stunning in dark makeup. Changing her signature red pout for black eyeshadow backstage of the Tommy Hilfiger Fall show, she was ready to strut and stun on the catwalk.
We adore Scarlett Johnasson's take on the smoky eye. It's subtle yet shimmery and super sophisticated. It's all about the subtle smoky for Diane Kruger, who literally could not look cooler with her new shorter 'do. Naomie Harris pairs her smoky eyeshadow with a pared-down lip shade and straight locks. She looks stunning as ever! Jenna's gorgeous dark eyes are immediately softened by dewy, glowing skin and a nude lip, providing a strong femininity in this winning red carpet moment.
Lily Collins proves a smoky eye and red lip totally can work together. We're getting major vintage vibes from this look. Jennifer Connelly proves that a smoky eye doesn't have to be all out. We love her subtle silver accents - they really frame the eye, don't you think? Natalie Portman sports a seriously subtle smoky eye and we love it. The best part? Her nude lip, which compliments the eye makeup perfectly. Chloe's golden eyeshadow is giving us serious makeup envy Hailee Steinfeld looks incredible with these dark shades, as they really make her brown eyes pop.
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