SUPERMODEL SMOKEY EYE: FAITH’S GUIDE
This look is sleek, it's edgy and it's glamorous. The supermodel makeup look focuses on the eyes, while every other part of the face remains simple. This makeup is a part of my "Model Off Duty" style guide on @havefaithinyourbadtaste
Tinted Moisturiser or a Foundation and Concealer 2-in-1 combo
Apply primer all over your face (including your eyelids) and work it into your skin
#faithtip Apply baby powder all over your face with a powder brush for a long-lasting oil-proof base
Apply tinted moisturiser or foundation to skin
Blend well with a damp beauty blender
#faithtip: dampen your beauty blender with setting spray for easier blending and a longer lasting matte base
Now, because the focus is on the eyeshadow and the lashes, apply a concealer that is only slightly lighter than your skin tone to not draw attention away from the smokey eye
Apply concealer to the inner corner of your under-eye
Place concealer to the end of your under-eyes and be sure to follow the natural shape of your eyes
Blend it in well with a beauty blender
Take a powder brush and some pressed powder and apply all over your face
Now, using a powder puff or a beauty blender, apply loose powder to your under eyes following your eye shape.
Place a line of loose powder under your cheeks
Let the loose powder sit whilst you focus on another part of your face
For this look, dark brows are included but the brows will not be as dark as my other tutorials
Brush through your brows with brow gel and then use pomade and a brow brush to fill in small gaps
Place a bit of concealer on the arch of your brow and blend it in with a beauty blender
Then apply setting powder to the arch of your brow
Apply concealer to your eyelids (all over underneath your brows)
Blend with a beauty blender
Then apply loose powder to your eyelids and the transition area
Use a powder brush to apply pressed powder to your eyelids
Now, take a gel eyeliner and apply it to your eyelids
Make it look smoother by using an eyeshadow brush
Apply a medium brown coloured eyeshadow to your crease/transition area
Use an eyeshadow brush to work a dark brown eyeshadow into your crease/transition area
Now apply black eyeshadow on your eyelids and work it in with a brush
Go back with the dark brown to smooth out the colour in your crease/transition area
Use a black eye pencil to line the inner corner of your eyes
Then use the pencil on your bottom lash line and lightly smooth it out with an eyeshadow brush
For this step apply glue to strip lashes
Wave the lashes around for a bit so the glue dries a tiny bit and feels a little bit sticky
Place them on the lash line and adjust where needed (using tweezers or fingers)
Strip lashes can also be cut into smaller pieces or use cluster lashes
Dip them into glue and wipe off the excess
Use tweezers to hold the lashes
Pull the top of your eyelid upwards so you can see underneath your eyelashes
#faithtip Wipe the glue on the part you are applying to then you can dip the lash in glue again before actually placing it underneath your lash
This make the lashes more firm and secure
Make sure it is not too close to your eye as this can be irritating
Fan your eyes if you can still feel wet glue
Brush the setting powder away with a powder brush
You will need to make sure you do this properly because the powder won't move easily, because of how long it has been sat on your face
Apply highlighter to your brow bone using a small brush
Make sure to keep the highlight application light and smooth it out with a small eyeshadow brush, the focus is on the eyeshadow!
Spray setting spray all over your face
Apply some lip balm to your lips before applying clear lip gloss
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