When talking about eye makeup, smokey doesn’t mean a smoke color. Smokey means the technique in which you use to apply your eyeshadows. So, when you think of a smokey eye look, it’s the look where the eyes are framed fairly heavily with a darker eyeshadow, which could be done in brown, plum, black, grey, mauve, blue, green, etc.

How to Apply Eyeliner Perfectly

Applying eyeliner is an easy task. At least, that is what most of us think. Applying eyeliner requires patience and persistence to make it work. And it can be frustrating and challenging, at times. The good news is that if you learn the ins and outs of applying makeup like a pro, you will have it easy the next time you apply it. With that in mind, we have a couple of useful tips for people who suck at eyeliner. Read on to learn how to apply it like a professional.

In recent years, makeup has evolved to be a more inclusive product. There are tones that compliment everyone regardless of gender, race, skin type or skin tone. It is not a lack of selection that causes makeup flaws, it is a lack of knowledge. Skin is a living part of the body. Therefore, our skin must be prepared and cared for.

1970’s look

Brigitte Bardot is so much more than just an actress, singer, and model. She was known as being one of the most gorgeous, glamorous women of all time. While her status as a “sex symbol” lasted throughout the decades, her looks changed a bit with the style throughout the 50s, 60s, and 70s. So, here I am going to show you how to achieve the Brigitte Bardot 1970’s look for yourself.

Ursula Andress is a classic beauty who is best known for her role as bond girl Honey Ryder in the James Bond film, “Dr. No.” Not only was she a famous actress, but she was also a model and a sex symbol in the 1960s. Ursula was known for both her beauty and her ability to “play it cool.” So, we thought it would be a great idea to recreate Ursula’s 60’s look on our model Holley Wolfe.

Green is usually that one eyeshadow that remains untouched in your palette. With the rise of the ’80s, many bold colors rose back to fame in 2018 such as electric blue and purple. Thanks to the many Insta-famous beauty gurus, we even dared to copy brightly-hued makeup looks that include red, pink, yellow and other risky shades. Somehow, green was left out. That won’t be the case in 2019, because this pretty eyeshadow color already took over the red carpets. Swipe through this article to discover all the celebrity-approved ways to wear green on your lids.

Makeup trends come and go, so it’s important you are in the loop for all the current trends heading into 2019. Watch our videos below to see the three most important trends that will amp up your beauty game this new year.

Who doesn’t love the holidays? You get some time off to spend with your nearest and dearest – and you get to glam up! While 6am beauty sessions are quite a challenge, the holidays give you that extra hour or two you need to get your face on point. We collected the prettiest celebrity makeup looks for you to get some of that A-list-approved glam on your face during the holiday season. Flip through this article and pin your favorite looks to copy them later!

With the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show taking over the television screens of millions last night, we thought it would be the perfect time to do a Victoria’s Secret makeup tutorial. This tutorial is inspired by a VS Angel that we miss seeing on their runway: Erin Heatherton. Erin was a prominent face at Victoria’s Secret for five years before leaving in 2013 while dealing with body image issues after being told that she needed to lose weight. We understand her reasons for leaving, but we definitely missed seeing her face on the runway last night.

Glitter is the official synonym of the holiday season. For all the women who are already excited about Christmas and New Year’s, we rounded up some gorgeous glittery makeup looks to try. You have just enough time to match your outfits with the best makeup and hairstyles. There’s quite an impressive range of shades starting with fierce purple to orange to toned-down gold shimmer.