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.
Now to begin we need the following products
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.
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.
| Smokey eyes with a Winged Eye Liner |
| Products Used |
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.