Simple Purple Smokey Eye Makeup Tutorial Ii Brown Beautiful

{\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252\cocoartf1404\cocoasubrtf470 {\fonttbl\f0\fswiss\fcharset0 Helvetica;} {\colortbl;\red255\green255\blue255;} \paperw11900\paperh16840\margl1440\margr1440\vieww12520\viewh11520\viewkind0 \pard\tx566\tx1133\tx1700\tx2267\tx2834\tx3401\tx3968\tx4535\tx5102\tx5669\tx6236\tx6803\pardirnatural\partightenfactor0 \f0\fs24 \cf0 Hi darlings and welcome back to Brown Beautiful.\ Today, I am creating a simple lilac, purple, warm smokey eye which is soft yet glamorous and perfect for all skin tones. If you would like to see how I created this look then please keep watching.\ At first I use Embryolisse to moisturise my skin. This moisturiser is perfect for my skin and also acts as a primer so that my makeup goes on really well afterwards.\ Next I am using the Sephora eyeshadow primer again. I gently pat it all over my eyelids and even under my lower lash line. This acts as a base for my eyeshadows so that the colors go on really vibrant as they are in the palette. For the eyeshadows, I am using this purple/lilac matt eyeshadow from the Morphe 35B Color Glam Palette and I pat it all over my eyelid with a flat shadow brush slowly but surely, building the color up. Then I am taking this warm light brown shade from the Natural Glow Palette to build my transition color, using a fluffy brush from Real techniques and a windshield wiper motion, taking it all over the crease area.\ Then I take some of the purple again to intensify the colour on my eyelid so that it remains vibrant. The back again with the transition shade to blend the shades. Then I take the shimmery purple shade and pat it on the inner 1/3rd of my eyelid to brighten the area and make that purple nice and bright. Now taking a clean fluffy brush I am going to blend some more so that there are no harsh lines and all the shades are well blended. Now mixing the dark navy and black from the same palette I pat it on the outer corners to darken that area every so slightly. Once the colors are placed where I want them, I wiggle a fluffy brush to really blend that shade. It should look like the purple fades into a deeper, darker color, if that makes sense. Only make sure there are no harsh edges and all the shades are well diffused but not dissolved into each other. I repeat this a few times until I am happy with the intensity of the colors.\ Taking that same shade, I line my lower lash line with a flat shadow brush and then and slightly smudge it with a fluffy brush.\ Then taking a bone color eyeshadow from the same Color Glam Palette I highlight my brow bone. This is just to brighten up that area. Since its a daytime look I wasn\'92t planning to put on shimmer in the eye area.\ I lined my waterline with Sephora\'92s Long Lasting Nude Eye Pencil.\ Then with my favourite gel eyeliner from Colour Pop, I line my upper lash line creating a slight wing. I love how richly dark this black eyeliner is. Now I do back and add some more of that navy black mix on my outer corners just to further intensify that area because it looked a bit dull to me. Smudging it a little bit before going in with the L\'92oreal Intense mascara that I cannot put down. I am planning to out false lashes on so I will apply only two coats of mascara\'85rather generously!\ Moving on to my base, I am back again using a mix of the Urban Decay and Makeup Forever Foundations. Today I am going to put it on with a damp beauty blender. I love how the beauty blender can be used quite easily to give you full coverage or just a light base, depending on how you use it on your face. Stipple it for more coverage and glide it along for a lighter finish. \ Next, I am going to conceal and highlight my usual areas with the Urban Decay concealer, my under eyes, the T zone and under my cheekbones and blend it all with the beauty blender. I use the tip of the blender to tackle those pesky under eye areas so that I dont smudge any of the eyesdaow on my lower lash line. I find it easier to use the beauty blender versus any brush. Next I am going to powder the highlighted areas with my MAC finishing powder. I first layer the powder on thick and then I blend it all away with my Delanci powder brush.\ Now I lightly fill in my eyebrows with a black retractable eyebrows pencil from Colour Pop. I try and keep it light as possible because I dont want to make it too perfect and this pencil gives me that control.\ For my cheeks, I am going to start with a highlighter today so Its time for some Solstice action I am using my real techniques brush to highlight the usual areas I like to highlight, Tops of my cheeks, bridge of my nose, a little on the top of my eyebrows, my cupids bow. Then moving on to blush, I am using Sleek Makeup\'92s Pink Sprint on my cheeks lifting it up, rather than applying it on the apples of my cheeks, and then I am going to soften all that with my damp beauty blender. Finally, I use my Bahama Mama bronzer to create some depth all over my face. Recently I love starting with the highlight and then moving on to a blush and then a bronzer. I just feel like the cheeks look more slowly, more sophisticated that way.\ Now for my lips, I line my lips with Stripdown which is way too light for me but it helps to neutralise my natural lip line so that I can over line my lips with another lip pencil or directly with lipstick as I am about to do and make them look fuller. So my lipstick of choice is the NYX Cosmetics lip cream in San Paulo. I wasn\'92t planning to use another lip color but it turns out I did because I did not like the way that it looked on its own. So I went over it with Rome, another lip cream by NYX. Here I am all happy with the outcome!\ Now to fix my bottom lashes with the same L\'92oreal mascara I used earlier. And then for some Rimmel brow gel to fix my brows in place. Then I am going to pop some of these lovely DW Red Cherry lashes. I am still a bit unsatisfied by this look. So I decide to highlight the inner corner of my eyes to brighten up the eyes a little. I love doing this in the summer and mostly for smokey eyes. Spritzing my face here with some Urban Decay Setting Spray, an absolute must for the summer. And finally, I am done and happy with the way this look turned out!! If you want details of this outfit that I wore then please find me on Instagram. All the links are in the description box. Please give the video a thumbs up and dont forget to subscribe. I will see you very soon in my next video. Thank you so much for watching.\ \ }