Easy on the Eyes: try This Shimmery Peach, brown and Black look With Your favorite Neutral palette
urban Decay’s naked palette shocked the appeal world back in 2010, not with bodacious primary colors and sparkly congeries of stunning glitter, but with elemental earth tones and wearable neutral shades.
Since then, lots of brands have joined the basics bandwagon, coming out with neutral eye palettes of their own.
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I love neutrals nearly as much as I love bolds — well, maybe even a lot more (although it’s hard to resist a pair of pigmented purple cat eyes).
If you have a neutral eye palette waiting patiently in your makeup bag, give it some love today. Here’s an easy (always important) neutral eye look featuring matte black and brown shades and a shimmery, peachy gold.
I’ll be using eyeshadows from Anastasia’s new She wears It Well palette ($34), specifically Sunset (a shimmery, peachy gold), Onyx (a matte black matte) and Toffee (a matte brown).
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Before we jump in, let’s discuss the recipe…
Artdeco Eyeshadow primer
Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil in Perversion (a matte black from the new Ocho Loco holiday Set, available now online at urbandecay.com)
MAC Eye Kohl in Teddy (a shimmery bronzy brown)
MAC 239 Eye Shader brush (a fantastic flat eyeshadow brush)
MAC 266 small Angle brush (a stiff angled brush)
MAC 217 Blending brush (a fluffy, domed blending brush)
Bear in mind that these are only suggestions. You don’t have to use the exact same colors or brushes to follow this tutorial.
ត្រឹមត្រូវ! with that out of the way, are you ready to get neutral-ized?
1. Bringin’ it back to basics
First things first. We want to give our shadows a good start with a good base, so let’s coat our lids with a thin layer of something to help our shadows adhere to them better. Today I’m using Artdeco’s Eyeshadow Base.
It’s been a little hard to find here in the States, but if you can snag a pot from one of the online shops that ship internationally, DO IT! shadows stick to the lightweight formula like glue, and — maybe I’m the only person who notices this — it kinda smells like ginger ale, which I love.
2. choose the glow!
As my inner drag queen likes to say, “Gurl, it’s time to get yo’ glow on!”
Yeah, she’s been very chatty these days…
Now, if I could just get her to pass me that flat eyeshadow brush over there, I could use it for our next step, applying our shimmery, peachy gold ideal on top of our base.
Since the spot the brush touches first tends to get a lot of of the color, I like to place the brush head on my lash lines and lids, and then use lighter pressure to pat the brush up toward my brows (great for gradients).
Before moving to the next step, let’s get hold of our fluffy domed blending brush, and sweep it underneath our brows and along the outer corners of our eyes to soften the edges.
3. KMBB, The Blogosphere’s Soft rock Station
Okay, I admit it. I kindasorta love soft rock radio stations. I also like softly defined lash lines.
Sometimes, I listen to soft rock radio while lining my upper lash lines with an angled brush. #truth
So take a look at me nowwww!
Here, let’s mix the brown and black matte shades together (combined, they aren’t as extreme as the black eyeshadow alone, making the mix great for daytime eye makeup looks) with our angled brush, and apply the magical brew to our upper lash lines to softly define them.
Next, blend out the edge of the line with your fluffy domed brush, and repeat until you’re delighted with the intensity.
Wait! — don’t put that angled brush down yet. While it’s still in your hand, with the remaining product on the brush, run it along your lower lash lines to additionally soften and define them.
4. Tame that tight line!
Now for a quick break. Let’s set aside our brushes for a moment, and get hold of our eyeliner.
I think that black along my upper water lines makes my lashes look thicker, so I’ll do that, and then apply brown along my lower water lines.
Sure, you could wear the same color on both. I just feel like mixing it up.
5. Race to the finish!
Now, all we have to do is fill in our brows and add a few coats of mascara.
6. The finished look
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Guess what? You’re done.
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Additional makeup worn in this look…
MAC Concrete Eyeshadow: Brows
Tom Ford appeal Brow Sculptor in Espresso: Brows
MAC Haute & Naughty too Black Lash: Lashes
LORAC pro Mascara in Black: Lashes
NARS Pure Radiant tinted moisturizer in St. Moritz: Face
MAC studio Sculpt foundation in NC40: Face
MAC studio Careblend/Pressed Powder in medium Dark: Forehead, nose and chin
MAC select Moisturecover in NW25: Under eyes
MAC Mineralize Skinfinish in give Me Sun: Cheek bones
MAC Sunbasque Blush: Apples of my cheeks
MAC pro Lip palette Editorial Oranges Lipsticks in cross Wires and Sandy B: Lipសមភ្លើង
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