Makeup by Brittany: Eye Look Using QC Palette

For today’s step-by-step eye look, I used the QC Makeup Academy Neutral eye palette. The color range is amazing—TONS to choose from. Personally, I loved working with the palette and was able to create just the look I was going for.

Follow along with my step-by-step tutorial on this purple/plum smokey eye…

Step-by-Step

  1. Start with a clean, primed lid. Take shadow #1 (a matte milky pale pink) and apply it all over the lid using a flat dense brush. Pat the product on to ensure the lid is very pigmented and opaque.
  2. Pick up shadow #2 (a pink/purple shadow with a slight shimmer) on a blending brush (I used MAC brush #217). Blend this shadow through the outer edge softening into the inner crease.
  3. Pick up shadow #3 (matte brown with a hint of champagne satin shadow peppered through, almost gives a mineralized texture) using the same brush, and apply this shade on the outer corner of the lid softening into the crease slightly.
  4. Apply your liquid liner. I like to apply the liner along my lash line deciding how thick I want it to be. Then I add my wing starting with the lower edge and then connecting the lines.
  5. Next, apply your false lashes. Curl your natural lashes (if they are super straight) and apply one coat of mascara to them. Then apply a thin line of glue along the lash band, let the glue dry for a few seconds and then pinch the lash between your index finger and thumb and glid them into place. Then pinch your natural lashes and the false lashes together, pushing the lashes into the root of your natural lash even further.
  6. Apply shadow #4 (soft creamy white) along the brow bone as a highlight and on the inner tear duct.
  7. Apply a white, skin color or slightly pink/white eye brightener along the lower waterline. I used Eye Bright by Benefit.

There you have it, a soft plum purple smokey eye with a clean bright lower lash line!

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