Have You Ever Tried Blue Smokey Eyes? The Makeup Tutorial for You!

Blue smoky eye makeup is a great choice when you need a dazzling and stunning look. This look can be created using seductive hues like sapphire, blue, and navy, which suit brown-eyed people.

What is a smokey eye look?
As the name suggests, smoky eye makeup combines dark eyeshadow and eyeliner into lighter eyeshadow to produce a "smokey" look. The look may range from a gentle mixing of colors to smearing that looks like I just slept in my makeup.

The smoky eye, originally only done with black and grey, has developed into a technique that can be utilized with any color you can imagine, including warm tones, cold tones, rainbow hues, and any other color you can conceive of. The possibilities are endless as long as your color choices produce the necessary contrast.

The inner corner of the eye is now accentuated with metallic or glittery makeup to highlight smoky eyes. This look improves the appearance and increases the drama and contrast, making it a staple among influencers and celebrities.

What you need to create a basic blue smoky eye look
To properly achieve the smokey eye look, you’ll need the following:

* Eyeshadow primer or concealer
* A pencil or gel liner in a dark color, such as brown or black
* An eyeshadow palette with the following:

1. A medium eyeshadow shade to act as a base color
2. A blue eyeshadow shade for adding depth
3. A light shimmer or metallic eyeshadow to highlight

Beginner’s guide on basic blue smokey eye makeup
1. Prep your lids

Use eyeshadow primer or concealer as a base on your eyelid. This step ensures that the eyeshadow will last and stay put throughout the day.

2. Cover your lids with the medium shade
Your medium shade will be the foundation of the eye look, so pick a color that complements your darker shade. You can opt for neutral browns or beige for a more subtle look.

3. Do your eyeliner
When lining your eyes, make sure to get between your lashes for coverage without gaps. Don't worry about how perfect the liner is since it'll be smudged and blended with the other eyeshadow.

4. Apply the blue eyeshadow shad
Use the blue eyeshadow shade over your liner and in the crease and outer corners of your eyes.

5. Dab some shimmer
Add a light shimmer on the inner corner of your eye for contrast. When choosing a color for the light shimmer, try to pick one that complements the other colors from the look.

A silver &blue smokey eye makeup tutorial
1. Use a light shade of concealer and apply it on your eyelids. You can pat with a sponge for event.

2. In this step, you can use the Explorer Eyeshadow Palette 09 Cat. Take a fluffy blending brush to apply brown eyeshadow (#Ears) on your crease. Just dab a small amount each time and slowly build up the color. Then apply a darker shade (#Silver vine) with a small flat brush. You need to place the shade in the outer 1/3 corner of the lids to add depth and map out the shape of the eye look, making a winged effect. Remember to dab the color slightly in the crease and fade them upwards as you move to the outer corner.

3. Apply some black eyeshadow on the outer1/3 of your lids with a small precision And you are then blending out the edges with a blending brush.

4. Apply blue eyeshadow on the center of the lids, using either a brush or your fingers. Then pat some shimmering silver eyeshadow on the 1/3 inner corner of the lids. Do remember to blend the edges as you apply each shade. Use a baby wipe to clean the winged edge of the eyes to create a ni sharp ce line.

5. Use a pencil eyeliner to line your upper lash line, and avoid tampering with the eyeshadow. Then use an eyeliner brush to apply the brown eyeshadow to your lower lash line and add the black shade on the outer 1/3 of your lower lash line.

6. Curl your lashes and coat them with mascara. The High Definition Long Lasting Multi-Function Mascara is a perfect choice here, and the ultra-fine brush head works well for precisely positioning each lash. Then you can apply false lashes to add the final touch.