Quick Soft Brown Eye Tutorial-Perfect Paired With Nude Lip 
This is the follow up to a tutorial that I did Monday (which you can find below this one) that discussed contouring….today you can find the corresponding eye look and the perfect nude lip! I have done a smokey brown eye tutorial before but this is a faster, softer version using different colors. Hope you enjoy this quick look!
Products Used:
MAC Eyeshadows in “Shroom”. “Moleskin”, “Coquette” and “Espresso”. MAC Paint Pot in “Soft Ochre”, Maybelline Eyestudio Gel Liner in “Blackest Black”, Julie Hewett Lipstick in “Biba”
PREP:
Apply concealer to the entire lid up to the brow, all around the eye and underneath the eye. Set with powder. Apply your primer all over the eyelid up to the brow (I used MAC’s Paint Pot).
Step 1:
Using a big fluffy, apply MAC’s “Moleskin” all over the eye stopping before the brow bone. Using a tapered fluffy/blending brush or a bullet brush, apply MAC’s “Coquette” in the crease allllll the way inward to the front of the iris and then into the outer “V”….The second color will be subtle. It should look something like this:
Step 2:
Using a bullet brush, apply MAC’s “Espresso” in the crease…and in the outer “V”. I also picked up a tiny bit on a fluffy brush and swiped it over the crease and in the outer “V”. It will look something like this:
Step 3:
Wipe off your big fluffy and blend, blend, blend your browns together. Take a stiff brush and apply your highlight color, (I used MAC’s “Shroom” ) from the brow bone down into the inner corner. Wipe off your big fluffy again (you don’t want to accidentally put leftover brown on your browbone) and blend the light brown up into the highlight. Apply your false lashes (I used Andrea #33 lashes) and go over any excess glue with gel liner. Apply gel liner onto the waterline. Take your bullet brush and smudge any excess onto the lower lash line. Pick up some “Espresso” on your bullet brush and apply it to the lash line….If you want an even softer look, use “Coquette” instead. Your final product will look something like this:
And this:
Apply a great nude lip like “Biba” from Julie Hewett. I absolutely love this lipcolor….it is one that I will buy over and over because I use it over and over. There are tons of nudes out there now that have little to no color in them…some almost look like a stick of concealer and they can be tricky to wear. This one is so great because it has some color in it so it really is a peachy nude instead of a nude nude. I put this directly on my lips (which obviously already have some color in them)….if you want it to be even paler or more nude then apply foundation or concealer to your lips before you apply the lipstick to get the true color. If you would like to see the blush/bonzer and highlighter used, take a look at the tutorial before this one.
Erin
PS: If there is anything you would like to see in a future tutorial you can send me an email here and I will be sure to write about it!
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July 15, 2012 9:38 pm
Between the looks you create and the fact that you have such dark eyes, I’m addicted with your blog.
That lip colour is gorgeous. Absolutely gorgeous, I cannot say enough about it. My skin’s med/dark, and I can’t pull off nude, but I like that shade. Is there a drugstore dupe that you could recommend for it?
July 16, 2012 9:29 pm
Hi again Jilli! I would have to say that Revlon Colorburst in Soft Nude is very close…but Julie Hewett’s Biba definitely has more color to it. A lot of times what I do with my Revlon Soft Nude is mix it with another lip color to make it into that “perfect” nude that doesn’t wash me out. Most of the time a nice rosy color mixed with nude makes the perfect color! However, I will continue to search for the perfect drugstore dupe and let you know what I find!!!
January 4, 2013 12:49 pm
Love this look!!! What type of mascara do you use?
January 8, 2013 12:07 am
Maybelline falsies mascara! I looove it!