
It looks like a lot, but I promise it's easy!
1) Start with a clean, moisturized face
2) Apply an eyeshadow primer like Urban Decay's all over the eye area
3) Pack MAC Naked Lunch all over the eyelid
4) Buff Make Up For Ever eyeshadow in 536 into and above the crease as a transition shade
5) Use windshield wiper motions to blend MAC Texture into crease, and then go just above it with a bit of MAC Coppering. Use a clean fluffy brush to blend it all out so there are no harsh lines between the colors and they all start to smoke out together
6) Pat MAC Swiss Chocolate onto the outer third of the lower lid, and again, blend.

8) Pat Make Up For Ever eyeshadow in 124 in the inner corner, going just slightly along the lower lash line, about the space from inner corner to the iris

10) Take a flat liner brush and MAC Swiss Chocolate along the lower lash line, right against the lashes. There will still be Texture below it, but they will kind of smudge together as well.
11) Put a little MAC Naked Lunch under the brow, above the crease color
12) Take a clean, big, fluffy brush and go in circular motions all over the top lid and crease. The key to a smokey eye is to blend, and keep blending. Each color we used should kind of fade into the next, and have no lines between them.
13) Apply black gel eyeliner to the top lash line in whatever shape you prefer
14) Curl your lashes and apply mascara to top and bottom
15) Fill in your brows. With a smokey eye they can be pretty strong.
Products Used
MAC Eyeshadow in Naked Lunch
Make Up For Ever Artist Shadow in M536
MAC Eyeshadow in Texture
MAC Eyeshadow in Coperring
MAC Eyeshadow in Swiss Chocolate
Make Up For Ever Artist Shadow in 608
Make Up For Ever Artist Shadow in 124
MAC Fluidline Eyeliner in Blacktrack
Lancome Hypnose Drama mascara
Anastasia Brow Wiz in Taupe
MAC 212 Flat Definer Brush
MAC 219 Pencil Brush
MAC 208 Angled Brow Brush (for Fluidline)
MAC 217 Blending Brush
Sephora Collection Pro Shadow Brush #14
Sephora Collection Classic Crease Brush #73
Sephora Collection Pro Crease Brush #10
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