You can also call it my, "Loo scrubbing look." Yes, I'm so glamorous, I scrub bathrooms with make up on! LOL! Anyway, you'll find out more about that in my primer review.
Step 2: Smudge it inwards but not all over the lid and make sure the outer corner is still the darkest.
Step 4: In the inner corner pat on some gold shadow, you can use both shadows on the lower lid as well.
Step 6: Blend the bronze into the inner corner. And blend the bronze above the crease, upwards. You can use some gold to blend it out as well.
Speaking of primer, why don't make up artists in weddings use any?! I don't get it! That poor bride had her liner melt off and smudge under her brow.. And you can't mention it either.. AWKWARD! That lady has to stand under blazing hot lights and have her every move scrutinised by a camera (or three), the least that dumbass make up artist can do is put on some primer! #end rant.
Anyway, this was the look I did, I had around 20 minutes to get ready so I had to do something fast.. SO, I used the easy smokey eye idea and played with it. Here's how it goes:
Step 1: After priming, fill in the outer third of your eyes with black pencil, preferably waterproof.
Step 2: Smudge it inwards but not all over the lid and make sure the outer corner is still the darkest.
Step 3: Pat on a purple/ plum eyshadow all over the eye till the crease and before the inner corner.
Step 4: In the inner corner pat on some gold shadow, you can use both shadows on the lower lid as well.
Step 5: Sweep on a bronze shadow above the crease.
Step 6: Blend the bronze into the inner corner. And blend the bronze above the crease, upwards. You can use some gold to blend it out as well.
Step 7: Using a black gel/ pencil liner draw on a simple winged liner. Also tightline and line the water line.
And done! Very simple and fast and great for formal occasions. :)
I'm really loving that you guys are giving me requests! Keep them coming! ♥