00:11Hi, my name is Charlotte Tilbury and I'm here to show you how to get the perfect smokey eye.
00:15People always think when they're doing a smokey eye that it has to be in black or greys, so I'm
00:19going to show you how to get it in a really beautiful chocolate browns and copper color
00:23tones. They will sort of lift the eye color and make it look like it's got a little bit of
00:27a
00:27sparkle inside it. It's super important when ever starting any eye makeup that you curl
00:33your eyelashes because they act like an instant sort of push up bra. I'm going to start by
00:38using a black eyeliner and I'm going to give a kind of feline shape. I'm going to start
00:44with the inner corner and I'm going to draw upwards and nestle it right into the lash line. So
00:51dragging it down and then along the lash line. So to get the perfect feline flick, draw a dot
00:57at the outer edge where you want the feline flick to finish and then join up the dot in
01:04a slanted fashion. I'm now going to line the eyes, the inside of the waterline, with a chocolate
01:11brown pencil. Using my eye blending brush with this beautiful kind of goldy peachy nude shade
01:19and I'm going to use that all over the eye to just prime the eye. So I'm taking my eye
01:23blending brush
01:24again and I'm dipping it into this really beautiful chocolate copper shade. And I'm using that backwards
01:29and forwards across the eyelid and then in circular motions up to the socket line. When you're doing
01:35a smoky eye you don't want any harsh lines. All about blend, blend, blend. And then I'm going to take
01:41one of my eye smudger brushes and dipping it again into the same chocolate copper shade. I'm going to go
01:46along the lash line so I'm just nestling right in there. Just by going backwards and forwards underneath
01:52the eyes it will kind of create that smoky effect. And now I'm going to dip my smudger brush into
01:58a dark
01:59chocolate shade. And I'm going to use this dark chocolate shade along the lash line to add a little
02:04bit more depth to the smokiness. And in the same dark chocolate shade I'm going to use underneath the
02:12eyes, all the way along underneath the eyes, on top of the coppery brown shade. Finally, I'm going to
02:18use mascara really up and out on the outer corners. It will give you a little bit more drama and
02:25enhance
02:25that feel and flick look. So whenever I'm doing a very bold eye or a strong statement lip I always
02:31make sure that the skin looks very kind of youthful and dewy and luminous. And when you're doing a very
02:36strong eye you want to make sure that you end with a really beautiful nude lip.
