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Showing posts with label how to create smokey eyes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label how to create smokey eyes. Show all posts

Monday, January 21, 2013

Soft Pink Smokey Eyes Simple Tutorial and First FOTD

I finally after almost a year of blogging decided to share a full face - so this is my first ever FOTD, hope you all like it.

Pink Soft Smokey Eyes FOTD with Lotus Herbals MoistPetal Lipstick in Raspberry Punch
The challenge was to use minimum makeup so I did this using only 4 products that I will reveal as I present the steps.

I chose a soft pink smokey eye look - the face is bare without makeup (freshly washed) and on my lips I am wearing Raspberry Punch from Lotus Herbals Moistpetals range which I will be reviewing soon. (Yeah made use of the buy 1 get 1 free offer on HERE)

Now for the soft pink smokey eyes or do I say pink soft smokey eyes? Here are the steps in a picture (followed by text below)

Step 1: Start with clean eyes (if they are dry moisturize them with a non greasy eye cream - or use aloe vera - mine are bare)

Step 2: Use any pink eye shadow, I chose a coral pink which is actually a blush - the Bourjois Little Pot Blush in Rose Eclat (reviewed HERE) and cover the entire lid - add more colour on the lid and just one gentle swipe on the brow bone. If your pink is darker then skip the brow bone area. You can do this step using your finger, the brush present in the blush or use an eye shadow brush. I did mine using an eye shadow brush from E.L.F.

Step 3. Using a black eye liner (or kajal pencil) draw a thick line on on outer corner of the upper eye lid tapering it off as you go near the inner corner of the eye. I have used Maybelline Colossal Kajal (reviewed HERE)

Step 4. Using the same liner tightline your eyes (as shown in the image)

Step 5. Using the eye shadow brush smudge the black line starting from the outer corner moving towards the inner corner. When you smudging the outer corner smudge into the crease (only on the outer corner)

Step 6. Repeat step 3 but draw a thinner line than before and take it all the way towards the inner corner of the eye.

That is it. And here is a round up of all the products used on my face in the FOTD
1. Bourjois Paris Blush - Rose Eclat (used on my cheeks and eyes)
2. Maybelline Colossal Kajal (used as liner)
3. Eye Shadow brush (E.L.F.)
4. Lotus Herbals Moistpetals Lipstick - Raspberry Punch

So friends, what do you think about my FOTD and this tutorial? Do leave your comments - if you like it I will try and do more FOTDs in future!

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Simple Brown Smokey Eyes with Winged Liner Tutorial

I have read so many posts about brown smokey eyes and learnt from so many blogs that I read, that I have finally decided to share what I usually do in terms of brown smokey eyes.

I hope this post will be helpful to all the girls out there who are new to smokey eyes and want to try them out without using too many products!

First a look at what we will achieve by the end of this tutorial.
final look - brown smokey eyes with winged liner
Smokey eyes with a Winged Eye Liner
Now to begin we need the following products
products used - brown smokey eyes with winged liner
Products Used
You will need
I1. A basic eye shadow nude color for the base (I have used the second shade from the left from this quartet from Revlon)
I2. A dark brown eye shadow (I have used the deepest brown from the eye shadow quartet)
I3. A brown eye liner pencil (if you want a more deeper look you can use a black kajal pencil or black pencil liner) - this is a retractable pencil liner from Revlon
I4. A black felt tip liner (or any black liquid liner) - this one in the picture is from Diana of London reviewed HERE
I5. A blending brush (mine is from E.L.F.)

I will be using the numbers I1 to I5 to denote which product I am talking about in the description that follows so that its easy to refer to the product being used.

So lets get started.

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