How do I make my eyes look smoky?

Okay so i want my eyes to look smoky but whats the best way??How do I make my eyes look smoky?
Youtube.com has great videos on how to create a smoky eye.How do I make my eyes look smoky?
ok this is how i do it





First- always put eyeshadow on so put a lighter eyeshadow on your crease area then on the sides of your eye add a dark shadow





Second apply eyeliner on the top of your eye





curl your lashes then add mascara its really as easy as that:) hope i helped
You want to make sure colors are blended together flawlessly. Also, it's important to pair light base colors with rich dark colors. Nice mixes include: Soft gold base with deep purple on top, champagne base with bright blue and peach base with green hue.
It depends on the darkness you want on your eyes, but what usually works is take an eyeliner and put it on both the bottom and the top. then take a grey eyeshadow, and gently put it on your top eyelid, make it cover the eyeliner then use a blending brush. put mascara on and your set
go for three colors and 2 good brushes..... a light grey black and a light color for your brow highlight (or browns). put the light grey on your whole lid almost to your eyebrow. put the darkest color in the crease and blend with a good brush. put the brow highlight on last with the second brush. sonia kashuk from target makes good cheap brushes. remember blending is key.
Black and gray eyeshadow make it blend but do not mix them either start off on the inner side with the gray then fade black or vice versa. if thats too dark try gray and white. but make sure you do a fade to look smoky.
Start smoking..
Sit next to a camp fire and waite for the wind to blow the smoke in to your eyes.
Eyeliner and a matching eye shadow and brushes.
hi, check these out!


or just search on youtube and there are hundreds, here are a few good ones though!








http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=BqXAJreJU-鈥?/a>





http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLxMfBL6Qq鈥?/a>





http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=d5OKvWCoZG鈥?/a>





or these smokey eyes haave a hint of purple:


http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=U2JGkzXG37鈥?/a>





good luck.
This is a good step by step way of getting smokey eye!





http://beauty.about.com/od/allaboutyoure鈥?/a>
apply eyeliner to your bottom and top eyelid


wear mascara that adds volume


wear black eyeshadow and apply


with a smudger brush





go to this website


http://beauty.about.com/od/allaboutyoure鈥?/a>


look at this video


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xkl3YiswJ鈥?/a>
Use like grey and black eyeshadows.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiJex9aFr鈥?/a>





I watched this video tutorial that's simple and easy to understand and doesn't use a ton of expensive products. I use this method all the time.
Take a black eyeshadow with a crease or blending brush then you smoke it out a little over the crease





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Line your water line (your inside rim of your eye-they part that touches your eye). This instantly gives your eyes a smoky look. Use a dark color in your crease and outer corner for added drama. Otherwise, you can use a super dark color near your lashes, then use a slightly lighter color above that, then a lighter color in the crease, and so on until you get to your highlight color on your brow bone. Either way will give you a smoky eye.
Here are the steps I would do it in:


1. Eyeshadow primer


2. Base shadow color, maybe really light grey or white, extend up to your brow


3. Second shadow color, a bit darker, don't extend all the way up


4. Third shadow color, even darker, keep closer to the edge of your eyelid


5. **Add subtle color, if wanted, such as dark purple, blue, red, etc


6. Black eyeliner


7. Curl your eyelashes


8. Apply a mascara base if possible


9. Apply black mascara


10. Fix any mistakes, or make necessary touch-ups.





There you go!! There is also a link below for a Sephora video... you can check that out, too.





**Look at http://www.free-beauty-tips.com/perfects鈥?/a> to find a perfect accent color for your eyes.
ganja
Just get this:


http://sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml;鈥?/a>





Has everything you need and instructions!