For a more permanent eye make-up, I applied the Benefit Air Patrol eyeshadow base to my eyelids, dispersing it with my fingertips without pressing. As headlight, I used Bobbi Brown Lilac Rose Eyeshadow Palette, which I have been using very often lately. First of all, I started with Ivory, which is the closest tone to white, and applied it all over my eyelids, down to my eyebrows. I applied The Balm Mary-Lou Manizer to my under brow line to illuminate my brow bone. I applied the rose color in the eyeshadow palette to the fold line of my eyelid. Using the Heater Brown color in the eyeshadow palette, I sized the fold line of my eyelid a little darker. I continued by applying a darker shade of Black Chocolate to the outer corners of my eyes. I touched this color a little with the brush and distributed it to the outer corners of my eyes with light movements. Finally, I applied the Stormy Gray color in the eyeshadow palette to my eyelid and made the transition of all the colors I use with each other. I applied Douglas Back to Black eyeliner to both my lower eyelashes and eyelids to create a smoky eye makeup effect. I didn’t try to apply it very smoothly as I would scatter the eyeliner. I created a smokey eye makeup effect by distributing the eyeliner with a brush.

For my lashes, I first applied Essence mascara base, then Douglas Devil Eyes Mascara. I especially preferred this mascara as it creates a false eyelash effect. I also shared this mascara on Instagram, once again I wanted to use it in my makeup.