Creative Eye Makeup Tutorial Using Zoeva Rose Gold Palette.

This Eye Makeup Tutorial is already a sneak peek of what's to come in a couple of days!

While I was creating this look, I came up with a gorgeous idea which I will do in upcoming videos. So stay tuned!

P.s: If you like the look and tutorial, please don't forget to give me an upvote (:

Since I got a Medusa piercing, I just focused on the eye. I don’t want to infect my piercing with makeup products because it hasn’t completely healed yet! Also, I do not want to stop doing my tutorials just because of the piercing. That’s why I just told myself that I’m only showing an eye makeup tutorial.

So, let’s get started:

Step 1: Concealer.

Add a concealer to your eyelid area that’s lighter than your skin tone. Use a brush or dampened sponge to blend the concealer over the entire eyelid area and blend it into the skin.

Don’t set the concealer!

Step 2: Cool-toned Grey-Brown.

Take a denser blending brush, use the cool-toned greyish-brown shadow from the palette and blend it into the outer crease towards the mid-crease section. Start off by dabbing the shade to the crease and then start blending it.

Step 3: Light Grey.

From the mid-crease area to the inner corner, use the light grey shadow to dab and blend the shade to get rid of any harsh lines.

Step 4: Blend the Crease.

Now, blend the shades in one another so that the outer corner will be the darkest and it gets lighter towards the inner corner.

If you feel that you’re losing pigment while blending the shade, you can always go back into any of those shades to bring back the color.

Step 5: Skin-tone Shade.

I like to call this shade my skin-tone shade because it is my skin-tone.

Take the light brown/cream shade on a clean blending brush and blend the cool-toned greyish-brown shadow and the light grey even more towards the brows. Blending crease shades with translucent or skin-toned shades can help you to get a soft blend.

Step 6: Cut the Crease.

Using the concealer from earlier, apply a bit to your mobile lid. Open up your eyes wide to find your natural crease and create a guide line.

Use a concealer brush to cut the crease but you can blend the concealer just before you’re reaching the outer corner of your eye.

Don’t set it!

Step 7: Dark Shimmer Brown/Purple.

Dampening the brush will help you work with shimmers.

On a damp, flat eyeshadow brush, apply the dark brown-purplish shimmery shade, focus only at the outer corner and add this to the ‘’triangular’’ outer corner.

You also could use the finger, it’s totally up to you.

Step 8: Blend.

Blending the cool-toned greyish-brown shadow into dark brown-purplish shimmery shade will help you to get a smooth switch between those colors. Use a flat eyeshadow brush for that.

Step 9: Copper Rose.

For the mid-section, you can dig into the copper rose shade which by the way is beautiful. Apply it with your finger at first. Later on, use small lip brush to get close to the line where you cut the crease.

Step 10: Light Pink & Champagne.

For the inner corner portion towards the mid-section, you can apply a bit of the lighter pink shade and mix it with a bit of the champagne shade. Use your finger or a fine brush to apply and blend it into the copper rose shade.

Step 11: Black Eyeliner.

Adding some black eyeliner pencil to your lower waterline will give you a bit more of a dramatic makeup look.

Step 12: Lower Lash Line.

Use the same brush from step 7 and dig into the cool-toned greyish-brown shadow and dark brown-purplish shimmery shade and apply it close to your lower lashes.

Use the light grey shade again as well and blend it a bit lower to smoke it out. Use the same brush from earlier.

Step 13: Liquid Eyeshadow.

I used a lighter champagne shade on the lower lash line and inner corner of my eye to give it some pop.

Step 14: Mascara.

Add some of your favorite mascara to your lashes to complete the eye makeup look.

This could be the finished look but you also could to some extra steps.

Step 15: Additional Steps To Change The Look.

• If you add highlighter.
• If you add a black winged eyeliner.
• If you add some of that liquid eyeshadow into the crease.

Those are some of the steps that you could add if you’d like to.
Please, let me know what you think about this look and please don’t forget to give me an upvote if you like it (:

Thank you,

xoxo, Melissa

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