How do i get the smoky eye look?

I only have eye shadow, eye liner and mascara, not the liquid one, i can never get the smoky look? How do i get it?How do i get the smoky eye look?
Use black and grey eyeshadow. Put the gray on first, all over the lid all the way up to the eyebrow, then apply the black just on lid. Use your finger to blend the black into the grey. Then put a thick line of black eyeliner on both the top and bottom lash lines. Then apply at least two thick coats of black mascara. Dont forget to curl the lashes before applying the mascara. This is what I do every single day so it should give you the smoky look....How do i get the smoky eye look?
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this is a VERY helpful video that shows step by step how to do it. good luck!!
First,if you don't have charcoal eye-shadow,I recommend you get some.Use a smudging brush and apply charcoal eye-shadow to your top eyelids right near the eyelashes.Then apply eyeliner.Last apply mascara to top and bottom lashes.Good luck.
Easy just mix up a sparkly dark brome with a very dark blackish color.Use liquid eyeline and smudge it allover the eye area.
apply a soft eyeliner along your lash line...never on the top. some eyeliner pencils have a eraser type thing already on the end of it....if you don't have one use a q-tip to blend.
hmm good question i could never get it down good really but i just smugged the eyeshadow with a q-tip!
I know this sounds funny, but take the eyeliner and apply it to the eye, and then take the eraser end of a pencil and smudge it then apply dark eye shadow with the lighter color towards the brow, and then plenty of mascara. Good luck!
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use darker colors
line your lash line black liner...then put black shadow to the crease (the liner that u put on b4 will blend in) the go with a gray color overlap the black n gray... then top it off with a white color overlap again with gray up to your brow
put the light colour eye shadow on your full eyelid up to your brow. Next take your darker colour and apply it from the outside corner of your eye into the middle of your eye and up, and back out along the crease of your eye, so the darker colour just comes on the half of your eyelids. Next the eyeliner just under your eye, some people do have some do the full bottom last area. then for mascara if you want an evening look do both top and bottom lashes, or else just stick to the top and one dip into your mascara is enough for both eyes!!!


good luck and hope this helps
So how do you create smoky eyes without looking like an old tart?! Get yourself a brush and follow me... all will be revealed.





So what do I need?








Two eyes - though one will do if you are that way inclined.


A few good brushes.


Eyeshadows... doh. One should be as close to the colour of your skin as possible. That is not an essential, but it will make it easier if you are cosmetically cack-handed. You will also need a dark shade. If you are of the cosmetically challenged variety, also choose a shade that is halfway between the light and dark shades. Once more, not essential, but it will make your life easier.


A dark eye lining pencil.


A liquid liner if you would like one (and can use it without making a mess, like I usually do).


Either some cotton buds or a flat lining brush. A flat lining brush looks nothing like the sort of brush that comes with a liquid liner. It should be flat and slim, approximately 戮in wide. You can get one from Rubinstein, BeneFit, Prescriptives, Lauder, Sisley, Fenwick, etc. They cost anything from 拢10 and will be an extremely worthwhile investment.


Mascara.


Optional: A wing and a prayer!








If you are of the cosmetically challenged variety, choose a shade that is halfway between the light and dark shades Ready, steady...





With a soft brush (or a little sponge applicator), fill your entire eye area with the light colour. Use loads - the more of this shade you apply, the easier it will be to add the darker colour. This is why it helps if the colour is close to your skintone: it will allow you to be liberal without looking heavy-handed.


Line your bottom eyelid with the eye pencil. If your eyes are smaller, only go about halfway. If your eyes are quite large, you can go nearly to the inner corner. Blend the liner with either a fingertip or the sponge on the end of the pencil (if there is one). This will be infinitely easier if you choose a really soft pencil.


Use the cotton bud or the liner brush and go over the liner with your darker shadow. The idea here is to make the line really smudgy and to take the hard edge away, leaving a shadowy definition. If you have already gone halfway, now take the shadow about two-thirds of the way. If you have lined nearly to the corner, go even closer to the inner corner with the shadow. The advantage of the flat lining brush is that all you need to do is touch into the dark shadow and then touch along the lashline - hey presto! If you're really adventurous, skip the pencil and do all of the lining with eyeshadow and the brush. That was why I was saying this was a good investment. Any eyeshadow can now become your eyeliner.


Once you are done with the previous step you can vary the width of the line by placing the brush into your bottom lashline and then quickly drag it down, widening the line. It will take only a little practise, and you will find it easier than falling off of a pair of four-inch stilettos!


For the next step you can either use the middle shade (which you will eventually cover with the dark one), or the dark shade. The advantage of using a middle tone is that the more layers you apply, the easier it will be to use the darkest shade. Powders blend the most easily over other powders. If you don't use enough of the base and then go straight onto the dark shade, it will stick and you will have a mess that only eye make-up remover will fix!








Tilt your head back slightly and raise your eyebrows. Look out for the natural shadow on your eye where the bone of the eye socket is. (For a more detailed explanation, check out my Beauty TV demonstrations.) Using this natural guide, darken with the middle tone. It will depend on your personal eye shape as to whether you use the crease, the outer corner, or both. The ideal with this look is to be able to use both. For the crease, run a brush from the outer corner towards the inner corner. Don't go the entire way or you'll appear perpetually cross - not the look you're after.


Blend over the eye socket. If you are only going to do the corner, fill under the bone in the outer third, blend in and then looking yourself straight in the eye, blend up over the socket. If your eye will take both, do the crease first, and then fill in the corner. When you are happy, blend your dark shadow over the top of the middle one to give depth. The key word here is layering. When you have picked up the shadow on the brush, soften the colour off on the back of your hand first. That way, you have control over what is on the brush before it's too late and you've put a huge splodge on your eyelid!








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If you want, line the top lid with either the pencil or the liquid. Once more, you could employ the liner brush and do this with the dark shadow. You could also wet the brush, blend it into the darker shadow in one of the corners of the cake, and touch the straight brush along the upper lid to create a liquid line. This is my preferred method as I am admittedly useless with traditional liquid liners, but I can do a micro thin line using pretty nearly any eyeshadow and a flat liner brush. If you want to go the whole hog, do it dry and smudgy first, and then go over it with the wet lining brush very close to the lashes. These brushes are naturally super-thin when they are wet and are magic!


Now, look yourself in the eye and see if everything is balanced. Do any blending and balancing with your eyes open - that is how others are going to see you (unless you are narcoleptic, and that is not really my area of expertise!)


Add as much mascara as desired. OK, let me qualify that statement. Try to avoid it looking like there are spiders crawling over your lids. Comb your lashes through to keep them well separated.





And there you have it. This look takes a bit of practise, but when you get the hang of it, it looks stunning. So, go on, what are you waiting for?
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