Super Easy Smoky Eye Prom 2024: Classic Glam

today I'm going to show you how to create this very simple smokey eye I'm using the new Smokey pencil by Maybelline it is amazing very easy to use so just keep watching if you want to see how to create this very simple smokey eye I'm going to take the master Smokey pencil and I'm going to start right at the Lash line the important thing is to get that lash line super super dark and super pigmented so run it across the Lash line right by your lashes as close as you can get it and then you can slowly Build It Up and get it a little bit thicker working to about the halfway point of your eyelid now I always like to have it slightly thicker on the outer corner and then swooping down to the inner Corner taking that little sponge tip on the other side I'm going to slightly smudge this out so you're creating that kind of smokey effect so you're blending it upwards so you can adapt this depending on how much lid space that you have and work it to your own Advantage what I like to do is just have it very dark at the Lash line and then as it Blends upwards it gets to just about the crease point before it kind of disappears you're then going to line your upper and your lower waterline the problem with lining the lower waterline is that it can have that Beed effect so use your sponge tip underneath to kind of smoke it out a little bit and this will just take that away and it'll soften it a little bit for you I always like to once again have it slightly thicker on the outer corner and swooping up in the inner corner so I do it above and below like that I always find that this creates a very nice effect especially with a smoky eye taking a midtone or a bronzer if you don't have a midtone you're going to work this into the crease so you're not going to be touching that black too much you're actually going to be slightly above it and then what you're going to do is once you put down the pigment you can bring your brush slowly downwards and work into the top of that kind of black smokiness so you're only slightly getting it and blending it into the crease with that midtone this will just get rid of any harsh lines you can actually do this underneath with the same brush you don't have to apply any more of the Shadow just use the brush itself this will soften the smokey eye and give you a nice effect then I'm going to conceal underneath my eyes and the reason you want to really conceal any blemishes or any disc coloration on the face is because smokey eyes make them look so much worse so you really want to make sure you have enough coverage on any blemishes or any Darkness under the eyes you can curl your eyelashes and add a very dark black mascara because otherwise your lashes can kind of disappear in the smokiness taking my blankas cosmetics new blending sponge and this is amazing and my Foundation I'm going to work this over my face just so I have a lot more coverage than I had if I just went bare skinned with this the great thing about this sponge is you can use the other side of it the flatter fuller side of it to apply your powder so that's what I like to do I like to kind of dab that on my skin and then use maybe the slightly damper side to kind of blend it out and you get a really nice full coverage finish then just blend off any excess powder to take away from that cakiness and you do want to apply a decent amount of blush and maybe a touch of bronzer on the cheeks because smokey eyes can wash your face out especially if you're going for a black or very dark smokey eye you can highlight the inner portion of your eye if you want to as well and I've actually applied it on the inner portion of my eye and a little bit over the top of my nude lipstick just in the center and the on the Cupid's bow just to lift it a little bit and add a bit of fun and that is the look finished I hope that you guys enjoyed it and thank you so much for watching bye-bye