Brown Smokey Eye

Hello everyone, and welcome or welcome back if you have visited before! This look is a wearable daytime look since it is using brown for the smokey eye instead of black and you can always add some black liner to make it a nighttime look. I hope you enjoy this look!

What I used:

• Lorac Pro 2 Palette
• Real Techniques eye brushes
• Mascara
• White and Black Pencil Eyeliner

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 Optional: Prime your eyes with your favorite eye primer

Step 1: Take "Lt. Brown" on a flat shader brush and apply it all over the lid

Step 2: Take "Chrome" on a crease or fluffy brush, make sure to tap off the excess to avoid fallout and apply this to the crease lightly

Step 3:  Use a clean, fluffy brush to blend those colors together to avoid any harsh lines

Step 4: Take "Cocoa" on a crease brush, I like the deluxe crease brush from Real Techniques, and work this into the outer corner and crease using circular and windshield wiper motions. Blend really well.

Step 5: Take "Cocoa" on a small detail brush and smudge this along the top lash-line

Step 6: Take "Cocoa" on a small detail brush and smudge this along the outer half of the lower lash-line

Step 7: Take "Lt. Brown" on a small detail brush and smudge this along the inner half of the lower lash-line

Step 8: Take "Snow" on a pointed pencil brush and apply this to the inner corner of the eye and on a flat shader brush apply it to the brow bone as a highlight

Step 9: For a daytime look, take a white pencil liner and apply this to the water line. For a nighttime look take a black pencil liner and apply this to the water line.

Optional: Line your tight-line with a black pencil liner

Step 10: Apply your favorite mascara and/or falsies to your top and bottom lashes and this look is complete.

Thanks for reading! :)