My smokey eye. Comments?

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Ari G.

Nov 30, 2015

Ari G.

It looks purplish

Avery M.

Nov 29, 2015

Avery M.

Blend a bit more, and save the stark white shadow for the VERY inner corner of your eye. I would use a lavender, smoky purple shadow in between the blue and pink to soften it. And blend, blend, blend! :)

katie s.

Nov 29, 2015

katie s.

I agree with Alexis. It still looks cool though! Very different. I'd suggest blending the crease a little more, but it may be shadows from bad lighting.

Alexis C.

Nov 29, 2015

Alexis C.

It's hard to see but it looks more like a gradient eye rather than a smokey eye. A smokey eye is characterized as darkest on the lid and it fades as it goes into the crease and upwards. Your's seems to have a color transition going horizontally rather than vertically.

Kinley B.

Nov 29, 2015

Kinley B.

This is my smokey eye. I used a full makeup pallet I'm not sure of the name. But I used eyeliner, blue eyeshadow, light pink eye shadow, and white eyeshadow. Comments? Tips? (Sorry for the bad picture it's the closest one)

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