Classic Brown Eyeshadow

The classic smokey eye never goes out of style and suits everyone. Look at the subtle tones in your eyes that you want to bring out and choose shades similar to those. If you're unsure which color to use, look for an eye shadow set that includes three or four complementary colors. Tightline the inside rims of your eyes to add extra darkness.

Curl your lashes and apply two coats of mascara. Now fill in the eyelid with gold-colored eye shadow, extending the color into the cat eye shape on the outer corner. Using your eyeshadow brush, dab it on the inside corner of your eyelid on both your upper and lower lids.

Curl your lashes and apply mascara. Apply a thick coat of mascara after curling your lashes. Finish off the look by lining the eyes with dark eyeliner plus lots of black mascara. Line your lower lashline with the copper eyeshadow. Moving to the upper and lower waterline, define them with your kohl or eyeliner pencil.

To accentuate your naturally dark features, we bring you 10 foolproof makeup looks designed especially for brown eyes. Using a flat brush, apply the pearl eyeshadow all over your eyelid. Follow these simple steps to create an easy smoky eye makeup look, perfect to highlight dark brown eyes.

There are many types of eyeliner available for brown eyes, so try a few colored khols before you settle for the classical brown or black. These different shades blend together to create the perfect contoured and dramatic look. Tbh, your "eyelashes" look like two giant mustaches on you eyelids.

For romantic, flirty eyelashes, apply The Falsies Push Up Angel Mascara from root to tip in a sweeping motion. Sweep the highlighter underneath your eyes a bit on the inside corner. In this tutorial, I show you how easy it is to achieve a classic, brown smokey eye.

Next, choose a dark brown color on the outer part of the eye and add a white just below the eyebrow to really bring out the browns. Using your bronze eyeliner pencil, define your lower lash line to highlight the area. Any color can be used to create a smoky eye, although you will need at least three shades of a similar hue.

Begin by drawing a solid black line along the upper lash line using a kohl eyeliner in deep black. However, smokey eyes don't need to stay confined to nighttime hours after the sun goes down. Round off the glamorous look with generous lashes of black mascara. Apply eyeshadows classic makeup tutorial for brown eyes on the eyelids.

The first thing that you need to do is put a light brown color on your eyelids. Whenever you need to apply more of your dark shadow, start at this point and work inwards or upwards. Next comes the crease of the eyes. End it in a tapered line slightly before the edge of your eyeshadow (where the darkest part meets your un-shadowed skin).

Add further definition by lining your upper lashline with a black gel or liquid eyeliner. Use green eyeshadow and apply it along the upper lashline. Step 6: Create a winged line on the outer corner of the eye using a classic black eyeshadow (Noir from ABH). For a fancy dinner party, wear the classic black smokey eye with your favorite LBD.

Lighten up before you go dark: Dust a brightening pale eye shadow from lash line to brow before layering a smoky charcoal on lids. Using the black eyeliner pencil, define your lower waterline and smudge this out with an angled brush for a smokey effect. I am going to use the same round, soft eyeshadow brush and just go over my crease again with this shade.

With a flat brush, apply the blue eyeshadow on the outer corner of your upper eyelid. To achieve that sexy smoky effect, apply a dark gray color along the crease of the eye, blending it gently from left to right as well as onto the outer corner of the eyelids.