How I achieved this look:
Step 1.
Choose a dark colour of your choice. I used a gray-brown colour, not like I could tell you what it's called because it's been in my kit forever and the label has worn off but it's from Estee Lauder.
Apply this colour with a brush or your finger —you can usually achieve a slightly more pigmented coverage with your finger, from your lash line to your crease.
Step 2.
Take a clean crease brush and blend away from your crease in a back and forth motion. Blend until you can blend no more!
Step 3.
Take an eyeshadow colour close to your skin tone and use this to seamlessly blend your shadow into your brow bone. I've used the colour "Foxy" from Urban Decay's Naked Basics palette.
Step 4.
Take your favourite highlighting shade, I used "Venus" also from Urban Decay's Naked Basics palette and highlight your browbone and the inner corners of your eyes just the brighten the look up and to add some depth.
Step 5.
Apply your favourite mascara and lashes if you wish. (I did not add lashes)
AND THAT'S IT!
Bonus:
Keep your lip colour lighter — you don't want your smokey eyes competing with a dark lip.
See, I told you it was super easy! It's also a great look to practice your blending.
Now, go get 'em tiger!
Love & Sass,
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