hi there welcome back to my channel as you
see my hair is a little bit lighter than
it was before
I actually dyed it yesterday which was
Saturday so I just really need to have my
hair done
I hadn't toned my hair for about two
months which you're not supposed to do my
hair got really bad and I just really
needed to get it taken care of so I went
a little bit later this time and a
little bit less warm than I had before
and I really loved the way it turned
out so I wanted to take advantage of the
blow out that I got from my hairstylist but
thought I sit down and film this
tutorial for you guys and it's a warm
red brown smokey eye brown smokey eyes are
my favorite. They're my go-to. You can wear
them pretty much anywhere I think
daytime and nighttime they're less
dramatic than a black smokey eye so I
think you can get away with wearing it
to a lot of different things so if you'd
like to see how I put this all together
then please keep on watching so for this look
all the shadows are going to be from the
Anastasia Beverly Hills Modern
Renaissance palette the first shade that
I'm going in with is burnt orange and
I'm just taking that on a fluffy brush
taking that through the crease so I'm
starting in the outer corner and I'm
building it up towards the inner corner
also which is a little bit different for
me I decided to take it in almost even
down to my nose area so I'm just lightly
kind of building up the color in the
inner corner and the outer corner and
creating a nice rounded shape and a
little tip when you're doing a look like
this with the eyeshadow so drawn out
from the inner corner and up to the brow
area is to do your brows before you do
the eye shadow I do this anyway because
it just helps me shape my eyeshadow and
give me an idea of what it'll look like
in the end because I have zero brows to
start with us but if you have trouble
shaping your eyes and doing your brow
first would help and another thing to
note about it look like this is that you
want to make sure that you leave the
tail end blank like you'll notice about
half way through it kind of curves
downward into that v-shape and you want
to make sure that you leave that space
open otherwise it'll look a little bit
too crazy once I have my transition
shade laid out I'm going in with red OH
in the palette which is a really
beautiful brick red color and I'm just
taking that on a little bit of a smaller
brush for more precise application and
this is just a Mac 217 and I'm just
taking that from the outer corner into
the inner corner just below burnt orange
that we applied and you'll notice that I
keep looking kind of like down and then
back up I'm looking up to kind of see
what it will look like with my eyes open
and that's another tip for you guys if
you have hooded eyes like me and you
have trouble applying your eyeshadow
make sure that you're looking forward
every now and then just to see that
you're applying the eyeshadow just a
little bit above the crease that you can
still see it when your eyes are open and
with this eyeshadow you just want to
take your time building up the color I'm
taking a little bit of time and applying
it into my inner corner and my outer
corner area and then building up the
color that way versus just applying a
lot of eyeshadow at one time it just
helps with the blending process and
helps it make a nice gradient effect
that you want with a smoky eye and like
we did before I'm just following that
rounded shape that we created earlier
with burnt orange next I'm going in with
the shimmery brown shade in the palette
antique bronze which is just a really
beautiful color that I think compliments
is look really well and I'm just swiping
that across the lid using the brush that
comes in the palette actually it's just
easy to use I mean I just needed a brush
to get the color on my lid and they
didn't feel like using my fingers and
this brush is pretty decent so I thought
why not so that's why I'm using it if
you don't like palette brushes you can
use just any kind of shader brush that
you like to use instead and once I have
that applied I'm just blending
everything in to make sure there's no
harsh lines
I want to deepen up the outer corner
areas so I'm taking Cypress umber which
is a really dark brown color and just
swiping that on the outer corner and the
brush that I'm using it's some old
Sephora eyeshadow brush that I bought a
long time ago I don't even know what
it's called but like I said before you
can use either the brush that comes in
the palette or you can use any other
shader brush that you prefer and I'm
just packing on the color to get the
intensity but
or blending it out with the 217 brush
that I used earlier so it's hip when
you're trying to create a specific shape
with your eyeshadow so in this case I'm
trying to create the outer V I took
Cypress umber just on one side of my
flat brush and the other side is
completely blank and you'll notice that
I'm moving the brush around as I'm
working with different areas so in the
outer corner area when I'm trying to
create that fee I focus the side with
the eyeshadow towards my eyeshadow and a
blank side towards my skin area where
ideal want eyeshadow to be applied if
that makes sense that way you're getting
a clean line and you're you have a lot
more control with where you're placing
the product and the next thing they did
is just touch up antique bronze all over
my lid and to blend it into you Cypress
ember also so it's actually going to
stop a look at this point but that I
felt like it needed a little something
different so I decided to go in with
love-letter in the palette which is kind
of like a fuchsia color I would say and
I wanted to pop that into the crease for
a pop of color and something a little
bit unexpected and I'm so mad because it
doesn't translate on camera the way it
does in person in person it looks a lot
brighter and a lot more pink and it just
looks a lot more dramatic so it's not
picking up on camera the way that it
looks in person I wish it was but you
can still kind of see the effect that it
has so the lid area is finished I'm just
working on my lower lash line now and
I've already finished my foundation my
concealer and everything so I'll link my
foundation routine and a card and in the
description bar down below for you to
check it out if you're interested I just
figured that it's just easier to focus
on the eye shadow and not seeing me do
the same foundation routine over and
over again so hopefully that's helpful
anyway I'm just taking the same shades
that we used on the upper lid area and
taking them down on school or lash line
so I went in the burnt orange and put
that all across my lower lash line now
I'm taking red ochre and focusing that
mostly on the outer half of my lower
lash line to create a little bit of
depth next add even more definition I
went in with red ochre on a flat definer
brush and focus that right on the lash
line to create that
nice gradient effect that I'm looking
for and I'm just blending it out and
applying more product and it even took
Cyprus number on the flat definer brush
to create a nice reddish-brown mixture
next I went in with an eyeliner on my
waterline and my upper lash line area
whatever that's called and I went in
with max eyeliner and Teddy which is a
shimmery bronze shade you could use
block I just kind of wanted something
that would complement the eye shadow
without being too overpowering like a
black eyeliner would be in my opinion
but a black liner would definitely work
for you would prefer to use that instead
to go for a more intense look so this is
the first time that I'm applying lashes
on camera I decided to include it
because I haven't shown it to you guys
yet and even though I'm struggling
majorly in this day that I'm trying to
apply the lashes because they kept
sticking to the applicator I thought I
would still include it just to see or
just in case you guys are curious to
know how I do it really quickly without
going into a lot of detail these are the
Ardell whispies and the number 603 I
like to use a blush applicator I can't
use my fingers because they have really
stuffy fingers and tweezers always
managed to pinch my eye every time I try
to use them so lash applicator is my
favorite way to do it without causing
any harm to my eye so yeah that's how I
do it so once you have your lashes on
the eyes are finished and for lips I
decided to go in with a Maybelline
lipstick this is one of their matte
lipsticks in a shade clay crush which is
a warm nude color that I think really
complements the warm tones in this look
and I like to kind of dab the lipstick
instead of just swiping a heavy amount
on my lips and then I kind of like to
blot it using my fingers to kind of
create a nice soft lip outline versus
like a very harsh lined out lip look
just to kind of diffuse everything and
make it look as soft as the eyes and
when you're finished with that then the
look is complete alright guys that does
it for this warm Brown smoky eyes look I
hope you guys enjoyed it if you did
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I will see you in my next video bye
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