March 19, 2013
For this tutorial, you will need:
- Merle Norman Eye Shadow Base
Covergirl Eye Enhancers 4-Kit Shadows in Ice Princess
Ecotools Large Eye Brush
Ecotools Angled Crease Brush
Ecotools Highlighting Brush
Ecotools Smudge Brush
Rimmel London Volume Flash The Max Mascara
- Covergirl Eye Enhancers 4-Kit Shadows in Ice Princess
- Ecotools Large Eye Brush
- Ecotools Angled Crease Brush
- Ecotools Highlighting Brush
- Ecotools Smudge Brush
- Rimmel London Volume Flash The Max Mascara
Think purple shadows only compliment green eyes? False! Blue-eyed gals can pull them off too. Shades of lilac atop blue eyes create an analogous color scheme perfect for spring—here’s how to create a soft smokey eye with purple hues:
- Apply a primer to bare lids using your ring finger to create a smooth surface and to help eye shadows stay in place, remain true to color and be crease-free. Using a large eye brush, apply the second-lightest shadow in your palette to your lid and brow bone.
- Define your crease and the outer corner of the eye using the darkest hue on an angled crease brush.
- Clean the large eye brush and then use it again to apply the second-darkest shade in the palette to the center of your lid—use this shade to blend the lid and crease color.
- Brighten the inner corner of the eye with the lightest shadow, using a fluffy smudge brush, and blend it into the lid color.
- Line your lower lash line with an eyeliner brush packed with the darkest shadow.
- Use two coats of black mascara to define upper lashes.
- Turning the mascara wand vertically, sweep the wand from left to right to apply mascara to lower lashes.
- Bat your lashes and smile!
Keep cheeks and lips neutral with soft pink hues, and voila! The perfect lilac-colored look to compliment baby blues this spring.
- Jessi