Brown Shimmery Eye Tutorial

Hello!

Today I will share this gorgeous shimmery brown eye look I came up with. The star of this look is a product I recently purchased at the drugstore. I will link my drugstore haul below. I have been really into shimmery lids lately and this is a look I have worn a few times and LOVE!

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Here is a photo of the finished look. I think it's beautiful! BTW~ I'm kind of freaked out that my green eyes look brown in this picture. If you've met me in person you know that my eyes are totally green. Weird!

Once again, I used my beloved Revealed Palette. I can't get enough of this thing! There are so many great colors to choose from. Ok, now for the tutorial!

Taking this taupe/purple color on a fluffy brush. I applied this to my crease and blended it up towards my brow bone. Making sure to leave plenty of space for a brow bone highlight.

Using this shimmery taupe/purple color on a rounded crease brush I applied this to the outer corner and crease. I want the focus to be on the lids but wanted a little something darker to add dimension.

Now for the star of the show…NYX Roll On Shimmer in Walnut. A friend of mine told me about these (Hi Rachel!!) She really likes the Nude shade so of course I had to see what all the fuss was about. WOW! These things are gorgeous!!! If you're into shimmer with a bit of glitter, you've got to check these out. I rolled this across my lid and then pressed in in with my finger tips. Now the glitter in this will fall onto your cheeks so you can hold a piece of tissue under your eye when you roll it on.

For a brow bone highlight I applied this nude shadow on a flat shadow brush.

For the inner corner I applied this shimmery Ivory color. Using a small detail brush.

For the lower lash line I applied this bronze shadow with an angled brush.

This has been my new "liner" technique I've been liking lately. I like the definition a liner gives but sometimes I feel like it's too harsh. Basically I have been thickening my lash line with this black shadow in the palette. Using the same angled brush, I smudge a bit of the black shadow as close to my lash line as possible. I aim the brush to touch in between my lashes if I can. I find it's easiest to achieve the look I want if my eye is open and I look straight ahead into my mirror.

That finishes the eye look!

These are the products I used for the rest of the look. I curled my lashes and applied a few generous coats of Maybelline Lash Sensational Mascara. Then dabbed a bit of this new Wet n Wild Lipstick in "Will you be with me?" Weird name, but I love the color.

I also lined my lower water line with a nude eyeliner and applied a Tarte blush in Classic.

See how the "liner" isn't really detectable but makes my lashes look fuller? I love the way that looks.

Just take a minute to appreciate the gorgeousness of the shimmer on my lids!

This picture doesn't do it justice. It's so eye catching!

I hope you enjoyed this look. If you check out the NYX Roll On Shimmers, let me know what colors you like or buy. I saw some other colors that I wouldn't mind adding to the bunch.

Until next time…

Xoxo,

Adela

*DISCLAIMER: ALL PRODUCTS MENTIONED WERE PURCHASED WITH MY OWN MONEY

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