Smokey eyes, but not panda eyes
Hi there, i need help doing those smokey cats eyes, i have used a black eye shadow but always end up looking like a panda who has been beaten up
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15 yrs, 6 mths ago
I had a look on You tube the other day and there are some very good ideas for applying all sorts of makeup eg eyeliner, lipstick etc.
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15 yrs, 6 mths ago
I had a look on You tube the other day and there are some very good ideas for applying all sorts of makeup eg eyeliner, lipstick etc.
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15 yrs, 6 mths ago
I had a look on You tube the other day and there are some very good ideas for applying all sorts of makeup eg eyeliner, lipstick etc.
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15 yrs, 6 mths ago
I recently purchased some Becca products and they sent with them a pamplet about the Avalon Palette (which I have) that described really well how to do natural looking dramatic eyeshadow. It goes something like this:
They have a cream eyeshadow that is a goldy-shimmery finish, this goes over your entire lid.
Lightly dust a taupe coloured shadow all over your lid, over the top of the highlighter cream one.
Using a dark brown shadow, line a fine line under your lower lashes (I only went from mid way to the outer corner) so as to get a no panda look.
Using the same brown shadow, line along your top lashes and into the outer corner.
Then BLEND, BLEND, BLEND the shadow!! I clean the shadow brush and then wipe it over the shadow on the lid a few times to blend.
Line a thin line of black liquid liner across top lashes only (do not line bottom lashes)
Curl eyelashes and use loads of mascara on top lashes, and a light coat on lower lashes.
This worked an absolute treat for me, and I have previously attempted smoky eyes many times to no avail. I think it`s using the dark browns rather than the smoky greys and blacks that are usually used for smoky eyes makes it more natural.
Wow…that was a long post…hope there`s something in there that helps!!
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