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How To Do Your Own Makeup For A Special Event | The Zoe Report by Rachel Zoe
DescriptionDoing your own makeup for a special event can be a stress-inducing nightmare. We’re taking the guesswork out of getting ready (and looking fab) by showing you how to achieve a daytime smoky eye that can be amped up once the hour gets late. SUBSCRIBE for the latest news and updates from The Zoe Report ► http://bit.ly/TMore
Doing your own makeup for a special event can be a stress-inducing nightmare. We’re taking the guesswork out of getting ready (and looking fab) by showing you how to achieve a daytime smoky eye that can be amped up once the hour gets late.
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Doing your own makeup for a special event can be a stressful nightmare Not to worry. We’re showing you how to achieve a daytime smoky eye that can be amped up once the hour gets late. Whether you’re the bride, a guest or just a woman with a packed social calendar, follow our lead and you won’t need a million products or a glam squad to look like a million bucks.
The first step is to begin by applying an eyeshadow primer. This will make your makeup last throughout the entire event. With your finger, apply primer on the entire lid to create an even base and make the eye shadow last. Next, dust on a light eye shadow shade over the primer to brighten the eye. With a fluffy shadow brush, work a dark brown shade into the eyelid crease to create contour. Using an eyeliner pen, create a wing at the outer corners of t
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