is no time to start over, you want to go out for that evening you want to do that smoky

eye. The thing to keep in mind is you cannot go dramatically different than what you have

done all day. So far we have had Alex in coppery shades. So what I am going to do is a burgundy

smoky eye. Now, because I'm putting more make on top of make up, she already has on,

I am going to once again take and put powder underneath her eye so that I don't... It will catch all the

fall off from the shadow I am about to put on.

Now, even if I were to do a smoky eye from the start I would still highlight the lid

right here. So the fact that it is already highlighted works for me. But, because I am

doing a smoky eye I need to add more mid tone. Because I don't want this to be as highlighted as it is currently.

I am going to take my number twenty seven brush.

I am going to take my midtone.

Starting at the base of the lashes I am going to work it across. Coming all the way up into

the crease.

That starts the smokiness.

Doing it on the other eye.

Taking my clean number twenty eight brush and blending that out.

Look at me. Blending it out.

And you can see how that is already started to get rid of a little bit of that highlight,

but you can see where I have kept that highlight right here. And that makes the smoky eye

a little more suddle more beautiful, I think more beautiful. Many times when you do a smoky

eye, you just do the whole dark smoky eye it can look like someone socked you in the

eye. I like to make mine a little more subtle by highlighting that inner part.

I am now going to my accent color which is a just to give you appoint of reference that

was her contour color the last time I am going to more of a burgundy. So you can really see

the difference in how much depth I am adding. So I am going for a really deep rich burgundy smoky

eye.

I am going to take my number twenty seven brush again because it has the flexibility and the shape to help

me with my smoky eye.

Starting at the base of the lash line, because remember that is where we want the darkest.

Kind of patting on the color and blending it out.

And you can see how it is already starting to smoke up that eye.

And you can definitely see why I needed that powder there.

Really trying to work my color at the base of the lash line.

Now taking my number twenty eight brush, and blending that out, now be careful not to pull up to

high, you don't want the brow bone dark. But you don't want a line either. So you really

got to keep that blend right at that crease.

If you pull up to far you are not going to have that lightness left at the brow bone.

Now to make even more intense at the lash line I'm going to take my number forty brush I

am going to lay it at the lash line, and pull it up. That helps it to really be dark at the

lash line.

And to make it even a little smokier I'll take my burgundy and I'll mix it with a tiny bit of

black.

Just right at the lash line.

Okay, now I am going to add a false lash because I always think a smoky eye looks best with a false lash added.

I know you have seen me apply false lashes before remember the trick is to measure.

Cut off the excess length. So you've cut it and

before you apply it you are going to take and you are going to paint the band of the lash

with black liquid liner. What this does is it helps it make it look more natural.

And then you are going to apply glue.

Let it start to dry.

While it is drying if you will round out the lash it will help it shape to her lid better.

You're letting it dry, letting it get a little tacky.

Not tacky as tacky, but tacky as sticky.

Not tacky like Alex tacky, but tacky like sticky.

And then you are going to simply layer it on top of that black line you have drawn earlier.

Dang girl! No I'm just kidding.

Now I am positive you should model.

Taking the other side. Once again taking it off.

Now when you are pull it off you want to push down as not to get glue on the lash. The little

tacky glue that is adhering it to the case on it, so you want to push down and pull it off.

You are going to trim, you can see there are little clumps. You are going to trim the outer three. Which is the same width as I made the other.

You are going to paint that band.

Then we are going to apply glue as we did the first time.

Take and round it.

Letting it get tacky, tacky sticky not tacky like Alex.

Just think what I would say about you if I didn't like you.

No, I wouldn't talk about you if I didn't like you.

I only make fun of people I like. Alex: Mhm... Robert: No seriously.

Open and look down.

And now laying it right directly on top of that black liner you put on earlier.

Now if you were doing this on yourself.

I know that you've learned this in every false lash video I have done. Every video I have put

false lashes on you can lay a mirror

down on the table in front of you, and now if you were to look down in the mirror can

you see yourself in the mirror?

Alex: No.

Alex: Yes.

Robert: Okay, see how it puts her eye in the right position? Then she can lay the lash on. She then could lay the lash on.

She needs a bigger mirror.

Bad example.

Letting it dry. Now the great thing about this adhesive is it starts out crème and

it dries clear. Look down.

As you can see as I am brushing off that powder how it saves it from getting dark underneath

here. Also the glue from the lashes is starting to dry. Now, what I am going to do is put

some color underneath. Now for a typical smoky eye people would really drag that color really far

down. And blend it out so you've got this really big area with smoked out color. I want it to

look a little more modern. So for it to look a little more modern I am going to take my

number forty brush I am going to take that burgundy

and I am going to lay it, look up for me, right up next to the lash line. I am not going to drag my color

really far down. Yet I am going to get the definition that I want.

And that will give me the depth without it being so drug out and almost like a black

eye look.

And to get it more intense I am going to take my black that I lined the top with, and I

would not do this everyday, but for an evening out it will not hurt. I am going to line, look up for me, the

inside wet tissue of the eye. This will create an intensity that really looks great

with a smoky eye.

And you can see how that gives her an intense really smoky look. I am then going to take

mascara. And all I'm going to do is take her natural lashes do a coat of mascara that blends, look down for me, that blends

her lash into the false lash.

Now because I am changing her into a smoky, eye earlier we lined her lip and really filled

it in.

I am going to blot off that past lip color.

I really want her lips to be pretty non-existent because her eyes are so dark I am then going

to take just at tin bit of concealer

and I am going to conceal her lips a bit. What that is going to do is give a really

soft suddle canvas to create a new lip on.

You really want to make sure you get the edge of the lip. Open wide.

I am going to take a sheer nude lip gloss,

because you have to whenever doing a smoky eye. You have to do a soft nude lip. If you

do anything with too much color she is just going to look like she belongs on a street

corner.

And you can see by me concealing her natural lip first and getting rid of that more defined

lined lip from earlier it really softens the whole look.