How To Do The Perfect Smokey Eye?
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Feb 15, 2013
Sierra H.
I absolutely LOVE the smokey eye look, but I can never get it to look right. Tips on how to please? (:
Feb 16, 2013
MiMi A.
When blending dark eyeshadows and smoking it out; the key to the blending part is to take a neutral tone close to your skin complextion and using it as a blending color to soften the edges and help give you a smoked out look. You don't have to but it gives a more polished blended finish. If not that, you could take a kohl eyeliner an line the top lashline, and then smudge it up and out until you have a faded effect. Hope that helps.