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31 Jan
February nights up here in the Northeast are still long and cold, but it is also the month of romance, and we are in the mood to heat things up! The best makeup look to get in the mood? The smoky eye. It is always on trend, and there are so many variations: it can be done in pretty much any hue and can be sultry and deep or even natural looking. We are so lucky to have access to many creative and talented makeup experts, so we gathered smoky eye looks from our makeup artist and educators around the world and are now sharing them with you! Stay tuned in a couple of weeks for even more gorgeous smoky eye looks.
We weren’t always born knowing how to do the perfect smoky eye, so we learned from makeup artists around the world. And this is our gift to you. ~Jane
Australia, makeup artist Celeste Jackson: Pure Smoke
Step 1 – Champagne Silk Eye Gloss all over lid with fingers.
Step 2 – Lightest shade from Sundown PurePressed Eye Shadow Triple on lid, highlighting to brow bone with Deluxe Shader Brush.
Step 3 – Medium shade from Sundown on lid fading into crease,
extending to outer & inner corners of the eye with Deluxe Shader brush.
Step 4 – Medium shade from Black Plus Cream to Powder Eyeliner in outer & inner corners of lid, blending into crease as well as a thin line along bottom lash line with Eye Liner/Brow Brush.
Step 5 – Darkest shade of Sundown along lower lash line with Eye Shader Brush.
Step 6 – Dark shade from Black Plus Cream to Powder Eyeliner on lash line; add depth in outer & inner corner of the eye with Eye Liner/Brow Brush.
Step 7 – Black Liquid Eyeliner starting at inner corner of top lash line, working into a slightly thicker line towards the outer corner.
Step 8 – PureLash Lash Extender & Conditioner with Jet Black PureLash Lengthening Mascara on upper & lower lashes.
Denmark, makeup artist Bettina Ranch: Mirage Smoke
Step 1 – Champagne Silk Eye Gloss all over lid with fingers.
Step 2 – Highlighter end of Smoky Quartz Mystikol to inner eye; then
eyeliner end in a bold line along upper & lower lash lines.
Step 3 – Blend center of the lid and lower lash line in circles with
Smudge Brush.
Step 4 – Swirl two darkest shades from Rose Dawn Quad Bronzer, then apply on lid and a little under the lower lash line with Deluxe Shader Brush.
Step 5 – For a wet look, dab Complete In Touch Highlighter in middle of lid with fingers.
Step 6 – Black Liquid Eyeliner along upper lash line.
Step 7 – PureLash Lash Extender & Conditioner with Black Ice Longest Lash Thickening and Lengthening Mascara on upper & lower lashes.
Greece, makeup artist Freddy Kalobratso: Layered Smoke
Step 1 – Favorite Lid Primer all over lid with fingers.
Step 2 – Almond from Daytime Eye Shadow Kit all around eye socket with Deluxe Shader Brush.
Step 3 – Cappuccino from same kit from lid to crease, working towards outer edges of eye with Crease Brush.
Step 4 – Dark Suede from same kit on lid with Deluxe Shader Brush. Blend well towards edges.
Step 5 – Charcoal from same kit in crease and along lower lash line with Eye Shader Brush.
Step 6 – Onyx Mystikol in inner lash line and very close to upper & lower lashes. Blend with Smudge Brush following the lash line.
Step 7 – PureLash Lash Extender & Conditioner with Black Ice Longest Lash Thickening and Lengthening Mascara on upper & lower lashes.
Step 8 – For a more glamorous touch, add Silver 24-Karat Gold Dust on upper lid by pressing in with fingers.
United States, makeup artist Tricia Campbell: Brown Smoke
Step 1 – Lemon Lid Primer all over lid to brow bone with fingers.
Step 2 – Mojito from goWarm Eye Steppes to crease and outside corner of lower lid with Crease Brush, blending out.
Step 3 – Steamy from goWarm Eye Steppes to lower lash line up to crease with Eye Shader Brush.
Step 4 – Beach from goWarm Eye Steppes to brow bone with Deluxe Shader Brush.
Step 5 – Black/Brown Eye Pencil to top & bottom lashes with Smudge Brush.
Step 6 – PureLash Lash Extender & Conditioner with Jet Black PureLash Lengthening Mascara on upper & lower lashes.
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