Brown smokey eye is one of the most flattering eye designs. And definitely the easiest. Plus: celebrities love it! Why? Because it simply does the job: it defines the eye and makes you look naturally pretty. What’s the trendy way to apply it? Let’s check out the red carpet for some great tips.
Should lips be pale? Or is it ok to do a strong intense mouth with smokey eyes? That’s a question I often hear. Check out the latest trends with me. And also the classics that always work.
Purple smokey eye has been a major trend for two seasons already. This Autumn 2010 it is still hot. Mysterious. Stylish. Surprisingly wearable and flattering. Let’s give this look a try.
It’s essential to consider your eye color before finding the right smokey eye look. There are various approaches you can take: it all depends on what you would like to achieve. Do you want to enhance your eye color or rather harmonize with it? Enhancing? Harmonizing? If this sounds a bit complex read on and learn all about it.
It might seem that smokey eye makeup is all about the eyes. Especially, since the rest of the smokey eye makeup looks like it’s barely there: soft lips, delicate cheeks. Eyes are the key and you can learn all the neccessary techniques in my smokey eyes ebook. But don’t ignore the face. It might be playing a supporting role but it is a very important supporting role. Just look at Jennifer Lopez when she has smokey eyes. She always manages to look defined, sultry yet healthy. How? Mainly because she knows how to enhance her complexion when wearing strong eye makeup.
The attraction of black smokey eyes lies in their impact and smoldering effect. But sometimes too much of a good thing might be over the top. It is especially the case if you are fair-skinned or have delicate facial features. How to make black smokey eyes look softer while still keeping their defining and “magnetic” powers? It can absolutely be done! Read on to learn how.