Make-up on the Go: How to Create a Sexy Fashion Eye and Cheek Evening Look (Asian Skin, Part 4)

In Part 1 of this series, I introduced my favorite MUD Palette for travel or on the set. This personalized palette contains two Cheek Colors: Lemon Cream (Highlight) for a highlight anywhere on the face (even the eyes) and Rose Beige, a muted natural pink, for a soft, natural blush. It also contains six Eye Colors: Chamois, Taupe, Espresso, Graphite, Onyx and Pink Grapefruit.

In Parts 1 and 2, I showed you how to create a natural daytime beauty look and a sexy evening look for blondes and brunettes using this palette. In Part 3, I demonstrated how to create a daytime look for Asian Skin using this same versatile palette. In the final part of this series, I am going to show you how to take the casual daytime look created in Part 3 and quickly bump it up to a sexy evening fashion look with a smoky eye.

Get This Look: Asian Skin (Evening)

With the #330 Shadow Fluff Brush flat against the lid, I swept Graphite Eye Color over the entire lid, blending up into the existing Pink Grapefruit in the crease and on the bottom lash line. Then, I added Espresso Eye Color with the #800 Crease Brush into the crease to soften and warm the transition of the Graphite and Pink Grapefruit. I used the #510 Duster Brush to dust off excess product from the Eye Color application. Next, using the #300 Shadow Blender Brush, I added Onyx Eye Color on the lid from the lashes over most of the Graphite, adding more Pink Grapefruit to the crease with the #800 Crease Brush to further soften the edge and add brightness to the overall look. Lastly, I used the #210 Angle Liner Brush to add Onyx on the lower lashes and onto her water line to complete the smoky look.