Make up To Beautiful Smoky Cat Eyes

Eyes are thought to be windows to one’s soul, where one can easily comprehend one’s personality and emotions, merely by a glance. Eyes expose the strongest feelings in the world: joy, ecstasy, sadness, melancholy and anguish.

Eyes also conceal in them the special power of seduction by casting a captivating gaze in another’s direction. Infact, they are the key to flirtation.

No matter what intentions you hold, your eyes tend to accentuate your facial visage.

Getting a rather professional looking, sensuous smoky eyes, like many popular Hollywood actresses you adore, isn’t difficult at all. You can play up this vampy look to a subtle or rather dramatic look, according your mood.

Here are some tips to help you create a more enchanting look in black, but this can also be tried out to with less opulent colors such as light grey, burgundy or dark khakis.

Step-by-step instructions for smoky cat eyes

1. First step, apply your foundation, under eye concealer and face powder as a starter.

2. Then, take a black eyeliner pencil; start using it from the front corner of your eyelid. Draw a soft smudged line to the end of your lash line.

3. Up next, use your eye-shadow brush for apply the dark eye shadow over the top of the smudged line to give a soft smoky appearance. Make sure that you blend the edges are neatly, without a messy look. Remember, smoky eye makeup isn’t about giving a smudgy look.

4. After that, take the brush eyeliner and apply a thick on the top lid only coat close in contact to your lashes. Depending on how you like it you may make a thick line as much and accentuated as you desire for, but make sure that the line near the outer corner grows thicker as you reach the end of your lash line and thinner as you go inward.

5. After getting done with that, apply another coat of the eye shadow using the brush to merge the harsh edges.

6. Using a gentle hand, delicately blend your darker eye shadow up from your lashes to your eye groove. Next, apply a shimmery highlight in white or cream shade beneath the outside corner of your eyebrow.