A quick smoked out cut crease desk to dancefloor beauty look that you can apply in the office toilets.
Christmas season is upon us and everyone seems to be going out for drinks every night of the week so you end up rushing from your desk. Here is a quick smoked out cut crease look that you can apply at your desk. Then, impress everyone with your Instagram-tastic look that took you five minutes to do.
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I used lovely budget-friendly products to create the look:
- Wet and Wild Ultimate Brow Highlighter Highlight of my Life €4.50. Available from selected pharmacies nationwide.
- Madison Berry Bold Palette €19.95. Available from madisonmakeup.ie and selected pharmacies nationwide.
- Rimmel Soft Khol Kajal Eye Pencil €4.79. Available in Boots and selected pharmacies nationwide.
- e.l.f. cosmetics Intense Ink Eyeliner €6.45. Available in selected pharmacies nationwide.
- L'Oreal Paris Paradise Extatic Mascara €16.49. Available in Boots and selected pharmacies nationwide.
Step 1
Apply Wet and Wild Ultimate Brow Highlighter under the brow bone.
Step 2
Blend it down towards the eyelid.
Step 3
Apply the Burnt eyeshadow shade from the Madison palette in the socket and under the lower lash line.
Step 4
With a clean fluffy brush, blend the colour upwards towards the brow but not reaching it.
Step 5
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Darken the socket line with the shade Berry, not quite going up as far as you did with Burnt. This gives the smokey effect.
Step 6
Using Velvet, apply to the socket line and under the lower lash line, keeping in the crease line. With a fluffy brush, blend slightly into the Berry and Burnt.
Step 7
Apply your kohl pencil to the lower lash line. Blend this out with the Velvet shade.
Step 8
Using a flat brush, apply concealer to the lid to cut out the crease.
Step 9
Choose a light tone eyeshadow to press over the concealer. I used Daisy from the Madison Palette.
Step 10
Next using a liquid liner, line the upper lash line and blend it out on the outer corner with Velvet.
Ta-da!
Finish the look with loads of mascara on the top and bottom lashes.
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