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THE REVERSE SMOKY SMOKE
post: amy nadine photo: angela+ithyle/thebeautydepartment.com graphic design: kristin ess
post: amy nadine photo: angela+ithyle/thebeautydepartment.com graphic design: kristin ess
By now you’re familiar with the traditional smoky eye (light shade on the lid, dark in the crease). But equally as dramatic is its counterpart, the reverse smoky eye (dark shade on the lid, light in the crease). Here’s how to do it with chocolate and copper shadows in six easy steps.
TOOLS:
Eye shadow colors: dark brown, copper
Brow pencil (same shade as your brows)
Black liner (Kajal if you have it)
Mascara
STEPS:
1.To frame your eyes, really shade in your brows with a pencil or shadow
2.Fill in your entire lid with a dark brown shadow
3.Sweep a copper color along the crease for a sunset effect
4.Smudge the dark brown shadow along your lower lash line
5.Rim your inner waterline with a black kajal liner or a black shadow
6.Finish with two coats of mascara
XO Amy Nadine
