A "smokey eye" is the name for a specific eye make-up look. It usually involves the use of both eye shadow and eye liner, which are layered and blended around the lid of the eye to give a dark, shaped and smudged appearance. Many different colours can be used, often from the same palette.
hahahha i think it's smokey eye...
There are a number of companies online that sell smokey eye for eyeshadow. These companies include The Body Shop, Selfridges, Debenhams, Ocado and Amazon.
Go to youtube.com and search for smokey eye. you'll find alot of tutorials how to do smokey eyes. make sure you have dark blue or black and silver eyeshadow and eyeliner. Here's a recommended speedy video you can watch: http://youtu.be/OFAfx_oUCjc
Taylor uses the smokey eye
Its hard to explain by writing. Ga to youtube.com and search for smokey ete. you'll find alot of tutorials. Try this speedy video how to create an intense smokey eye makeup here: http://youtu.be/OFAfx_oUCjc
The best technique for smokey eye makeup is to use a puffy brush to add a base shade, pick a lid color, choose a crease shade, and use a darker color around the lash line.
The best place for Laura Geller smokey eyes makeup tutorials is youtube, dailymotion or facebook.
In order to achieve the smokey eye look there are a few key tips to ensure this outcome every time. The best tips for achieving the smokey eye look are to prep with a light shade concealer first, then apply the liner, next add the shadow. Final tip, add the mascara. Clean up is important. Get all excess shadow away from the eyes.
There are all types of smokey eyes, you can choose between them. Take a look on youtube and type in: smokey eyes and usually, there would be some tutorials showing you how to apply them.
You can do a smoky eye using makeup; choose the right colors and apply bronzer to add dimension to your face, or alternatively use highlighters.
Smokey-eye makeup. It looks the best and many websites I've looked at suggest it.
no that may look to harsh i would go with a brown smokey eye sexy but not harsh