Natural Eye Makeup Tutorial: Enhancing Your Eyes Without Overdoing It

Apply a neutral eyeshadow base to your eyelids to help your smokey eye colors blend seamlessly.

Classic smokey eye colors include black, gray, and brown, but you can also use other colors like purple or blue.

Apply the darkest shade to the outer corners of your eyes and blend it inward with a lighter color.

Blending is key to achieving a flawless smokey eye. Use a fluffy brush to blend your colors together for a seamless look.

Apply a dark eyeliner to your upper lash line to add definition to your smokey eye look.

Finish off your look with mascara to make your lashes pop.

When applying dark eyeshadows, be sure to tap off any excess powder from your brush to avoid fallout.

Use a clean, fluffy brush to blend out any harsh lines and make your smokey eye look more natural.

Make sure you apply your makeup in good lighting to avoid any mistakes.

Don't be discouraged if your first attempt at a smokey eye doesn't turn out perfect. Practice makes perfect, and with time, you'll be able to perfect your technique.