This is my take on a blue smoky eye. It only requires 2 colors and is very easy to achieve.
1. Prime eye and apply a white eyeshadow base. (I used nyx jumbo pencil in milk)
2. With a flat eyeshadow brush pat on color #1. (is a dark blue)
3. With a blending brush blend #1 up into the crease. (This should make a lighter blue in the crease) blending is the key for this look.
4. Apply #2 (white) to the brow bone lightly blending into crease.
5. Add a winged liner, mascara, and to give it that extra pop of color I applied a white liner to my waterline.
6. And done very easy and simple to achieve. :-) enjoy loves xoxo♥
1. Prime eye and apply a white eyeshadow base. (I used nyx jumbo pencil in milk)
2. With a flat eyeshadow brush pat on color #1. (is a dark blue)
3. With a blending brush blend #1 up into the crease. (This should make a lighter blue in the crease) blending is the key for this look.
4. Apply #2 (white) to the brow bone lightly blending into crease.
5. Add a winged liner, mascara, and to give it that extra pop of color I applied a white liner to my waterline.
6. And done very easy and simple to achieve. :-) enjoy loves xoxo♥
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