**Creating a Dramatic Eye Look with Mac Shadows**

When it comes to creating a dramatic eye look, the right combination of eyeshadows can make all the difference. In this tutorial, we'll be using Mac Shadows to create a stunning, smoky eye look that's perfect for everyday wear or a night out on the town.

First, let's start with the brow bone highlight. I like to use the Shadow by Mac as my brow bone highlight. To apply it, simply blend those um eyeshadows perfectly and make sure it looks gradient. This will help create a seamless transition from one shade to another. Next, we'll work on the upper part of the look. We'll use the vanilla Shadow to create a soft, natural base for our eyes.

Now that we have enough of the upper part of the look, let's move on to the lower lid. The lower lid is really pretty and creates a nice white line under the eye. To achieve this look, simply wipe a small amount of 212 brush off and go in Max Gesso, a matte white eyeshadow. Apply the eyeshadow to the brush and place it right under the winged eyeliner, fading it out as you go. Take your finger and blend the edges to create a seamless finish.

Next, we'll use Signed Sealed by Mac, an almost black plumy purple color, to add depth to our lower lid. Apply this eyeshadow to the lower lash line using 214 by Sigma, my favorite brush to work with under on my under lid. Start at the inner corner and work your way outward, creating a soft, subtle transition from the white eyeshadow.

To enhance the outer corner of the eye, we'll use Stargazer by Mac, another shade in our eyeshadow palette. Apply this eyeshadow to the outer corner using 214 by Sigma, making sure to follow the natural shape of the eye. Blend well to create a seamless transition between shades.

Now that we have our lower lid and outer corner completed, let's move on to the inner corner of the eye. To add depth and dimension to this area, we'll use Copper Plate by Mac, a lighter shade than Signed Sealed. Apply this eyeshadow using 214 by Sigma, starting at the center of the eye and working your way outward. Use a light hand when applying the eyeshadow, as too much can make the inner corner look uneven.

As we work on the lower lid and outer corner, remember to keep in mind that our goal is to create a smoky, dramatic look. So, don't be afraid to add more Shadow to these areas to deepen the color and create a cohesive look.

**Adding Definition with Liner**

Now that our eyes are complete, let's move on to adding definition with liner. I'll use NYX Jumbo Pencil in Milk Why to line my waterline, creating a subtle, natural-looking effect. Take your time when applying the liner, as this will help create a smooth, seamless finish.

Next, we'll add some black liner using Stila or Charlotte Tilbury, and define our brows using a brow pencil. Remember to keep it soft and natural-looking for everyday wear.

**Finishing Touches**

Finally, let's add some finishing touches to our look. Apply a coat of mascara using R London's Volume Max Flash Max Volume Blush to make our lashes pop. Take your time when applying the mascara, as this will help create a more dramatic effect.

For my lips, I'll start with the Michael Tot Newe Lip Base, which helps to moisturize and smooth out the lip area. Next, I'll apply Contour from Catrice using 214 by Sigma, adding depth and dimension to my cheekbones. Finish off the look by applying Ever Hip, a beautiful nude lip color from Mac's Liberty of London collection.

**Skin Care Update**

Unfortunately, I had an allergic reaction to some products while filming this tutorial, which made it difficult for me to continue with the video. My skin started breaking out and became really dry, so we'll be skipping over my foundation application in this part of the tutorial.

However, if you're looking for a great foundation that will help even out your skin tone, I recommend checking out some of the following products: Catrice foundation or Urban Decay foundation.

**False Lashes**

Finally, let's add some false lashes to complete our dramatic eye look. I'll be using Manic Panic's True Love false lashes, which are perfect for adding drama and glamour to any look.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey everyone so today I'm going to do a look um recreated sort of by um Beyonce's new music video why don't you love me that one I tried to recreate it as good as I can but she used a lot more shine but I don't really love shine on me so I kept it matte and um yes I use false lashes and every time I use false lashes um I get the comments like are you crosseyed I'm not crosseyed it's just the false lashes um that's one of the reasons I never wear false lashes because one they make me look crosseyed two I always ruin my makeup with it and three I just do not get them on I hope you guys like this look and if you want to know how I did this then please keep on watching okay so the first thing of course is to just stop it stop are you done thank you okay so the first thing you of course want to do is apply a base to prevent your eyes from creasing I use this m Helen eyeshadow base and this um U Michael tot nude um eyes Shadow and it can use as a base too because it doesn't crease at all if you really want a base that prevents your eyes from creasing at all like no creasing at all you should get the Michael tot nude base um link is in the site bar for where you can get it I love it it's the best primer I've ever used so thumbs up for that okay the first thing I'm going to do is take a 239 by Sigma and vanilla eyes Shadow by Mac and I probably use vanilla in every single video I have and I don't really care because I love this color and then it's going on the inner Corners in here as well and then just all over the lid and then go onto the brow bone as well for this look you kind of want to cut the crease because it's really defined and really sharp in the video um uh the best thing is to do the liner and then do um the cut crease but I want to do a little bit of a beginning of the cut crease already so I'm going to get a stargazer angle brow brush and it's really thin and really sharp and I'm getting copper plate eyes Shadow by Mac and I'm getting in there and just start cutting the crease like in the middle so for me I want to go here like that then go in that and then go like that you see now you have a really basic line and um what I thought was more easy than just keep doing the Shadows is to First make that line that winged eyeliner and then go from there on so we're going to do the liner I'm going to zoom you guys in and let's do the liner now for the eyeliner I'm going to use Glam eyes liquid eyeliner by Rimmel London this is my favorite liquid eyeliner I use it in almost every single look as well too just as the van but I don't care because I like good products so I'm getting that eyeliner and my hand mirror and um I always start in the middle like that then I work my way out like that and then I go in like that and then I like to go to the outer point of my eye and make it a basic line like that so now you have a basic line and now it's time to wing it out so for this look you want to follow the angle or if your natural eyee it goes up so I'm doing that here too oh go up and you can always take Q-tips and make it look better and then from that point all the way there I'm going to bring it back in then I'm going to grab some more product and fill that Gap in so first I'm re sharpening that line like that and then fill that in okay so what I am seeing on my eye is that this one goes way if you turn this one goes way more out than this one so I'm going to grab a Q-tip and I'm just going to grab them and remove it so now you have that line and it's finally in the angle that we want and now you are going to make it longer and thicker and um better so um I'm just doing everything I need to do to make this line work so once that line is dry you can go back to the shadowing part so um we already made that basic line and now it's time to make that line look uh really defined and real and pretty and so um I'm going to take copper plate again and this time you're going to um go above that line and follow it and what I saw in the look is that right here the Shadows go up a bit just a bit don't Overkill it of course now I'm going to take this Sigma 212 brush and it's a um flat uh flat brush like that and I'm going to take Embark by Mac and um we're going to make that crease uh go down like that I don't really like how it looks like that so we're going down so I'm going to Embark and we're going down down into that line and do this motion like this to go in now with the Embark and the same brush we're going to um Wing the shadows out so take your Embark and go out and follow that line and keep it um the same with your Shadow so you're going to do this and then go into your shadows but keep it winged and right now it looks really really harsh but you're going to take a 217 blending Brush by Mac and blend this all out to make it nice soft and pretty you can take a really big blending brush and blend the edges like that now I'm going to grab a pencil brush like this like this is from the essence of beauty and go back in uh Embark and because you just blend it the colors are kind of flat and gray so you really want to intensify those colors again now I'm going back in vanilla eyes Shadow by Mac and this is our brow bone highlight and what I like to do with this Shadow right now is to blend those um eyeshadows perfectly now is the time to make it look gradient to make it look perfect to make this inner Corner not look like you've been hitting your eye but make it nice and pretty and the this winged eye part to make that um fade into nothing basically so with the vanilla with the brow bone highlight you really are going to make the upper part of this look perfect so for now we have enough of that upper part um we're going to work on the lower lid um the lower lid is really pretty it is like this white line that starts here goes to the waterline and wipes out under this L uh under this liner um so we're going to do that too of course um I'm going to uh wipe that 212 brush off and go in Max gesso that is a matte white and get that on the brush and I am going going to place a white line under this uh winged eyeliner so just go right under it and fade it out so right like that and then take your finger and blend it out I know right now it looks like done thank you why why why and then you're going to take a little bit more of that gesso and put it on your inner Corners right here so right here and now I'm going to take Signed Sealed by Mac which is an almost black plumy purple color I think I already said that but with a 214 by Sigma my favorite brush to work under on my under lid so I'm taking Sign Sealed and um this is going onto your lower lash line like this like this just go onto your lower lash line like that and then once you uh reach that y point you want to Wing that out too but I'm going to grab another brush for that which is the um Stargazer one so I'm going back inside sealed and then Wing this out following the wide as well and what I did was wrong I went down you need to go up with the line then you can always take your finger or a brush and blend the edges like that and you want to do the same with the inner part but not as dramatic so I'm taking copper plate for that which is a lighter color and go a little bit under that white like this a little bit like this and you want to keep keep in mind that you want to make that lower lid really really dark because it's really Smokey and dark in the video so go ahead and smoke that down and do your thing with it and they can always go back into the wi and make that wide again so that's basically it for all the Shadows right now I'm going to um line my waterline with NYX jumbo pencil and milk why to make the looks to make the looks even bigger to make the I look even bigger and um tight line with the black liner so tight lining is right there and then applied some mascara which is um R London's the volume max flash max volume blash um masara and then I'm going to put on false lashes these are by Manic Panic and they're called true love and they look like that they're kind of big kind of long kind of pretty kind of sweet and that completes the look um from now on in every video I am going to try to tell you guys what my blush is since a couple of you wanted to know and I never tell what blush I wear um in the video Beyond say was really clean and her eyes were really dramatic and her lips were nude so on my cheeks I applied this um blush ombre in Spring shine and the dark side I used to Contour um uh and um the light side for blush but um I look really rat right now because I have an allergic reaction my skin started breaking out so heavily and it's really dry right now but we're just putting on foundation on it to make this video for my lips um I first um used the Michael tot newe lip base which is like this if you put this on your lips it will make them completely blank out and um her lips were nude but I didn't want to do the my usual soft Coral from from Catrice Catrice took Max crem the nude which is a lovely nude color which is lighter than the soft Coral so I used that as a base on my lips and then I took this Mac um Liberty of London collection um lipstick in ever hip and ever hip is a cream Sheen and it is a Cory well it's a bride coral color I just hope you guys like it and I hope you guys try it out and thank you guys so so much for watching and I will talk to you and my God thank you guys so much for watching and I will see you guys next time byehey everyone so today I'm going to do a look um recreated sort of by um Beyonce's new music video why don't you love me that one I tried to recreate it as good as I can but she used a lot more shine but I don't really love shine on me so I kept it matte and um yes I use false lashes and every time I use false lashes um I get the comments like are you crosseyed I'm not crosseyed it's just the false lashes um that's one of the reasons I never wear false lashes because one they make me look crosseyed two I always ruin my makeup with it and three I just do not get them on I hope you guys like this look and if you want to know how I did this then please keep on watching okay so the first thing of course is to just stop it stop are you done thank you okay so the first thing you of course want to do is apply a base to prevent your eyes from creasing I use this m Helen eyeshadow base and this um U Michael tot nude um eyes Shadow and it can use as a base too because it doesn't crease at all if you really want a base that prevents your eyes from creasing at all like no creasing at all you should get the Michael tot nude base um link is in the site bar for where you can get it I love it it's the best primer I've ever used so thumbs up for that okay the first thing I'm going to do is take a 239 by Sigma and vanilla eyes Shadow by Mac and I probably use vanilla in every single video I have and I don't really care because I love this color and then it's going on the inner Corners in here as well and then just all over the lid and then go onto the brow bone as well for this look you kind of want to cut the crease because it's really defined and really sharp in the video um uh the best thing is to do the liner and then do um the cut crease but I want to do a little bit of a beginning of the cut crease already so I'm going to get a stargazer angle brow brush and it's really thin and really sharp and I'm getting copper plate eyes Shadow by Mac and I'm getting in there and just start cutting the crease like in the middle so for me I want to go here like that then go in that and then go like that you see now you have a really basic line and um what I thought was more easy than just keep doing the Shadows is to First make that line that winged eyeliner and then go from there on so we're going to do the liner I'm going to zoom you guys in and let's do the liner now for the eyeliner I'm going to use Glam eyes liquid eyeliner by Rimmel London this is my favorite liquid eyeliner I use it in almost every single look as well too just as the van but I don't care because I like good products so I'm getting that eyeliner and my hand mirror and um I always start in the middle like that then I work my way out like that and then I go in like that and then I like to go to the outer point of my eye and make it a basic line like that so now you have a basic line and now it's time to wing it out so for this look you want to follow the angle or if your natural eyee it goes up so I'm doing that here too oh go up and you can always take Q-tips and make it look better and then from that point all the way there I'm going to bring it back in then I'm going to grab some more product and fill that Gap in so first I'm re sharpening that line like that and then fill that in okay so what I am seeing on my eye is that this one goes way if you turn this one goes way more out than this one so I'm going to grab a Q-tip and I'm just going to grab them and remove it so now you have that line and it's finally in the angle that we want and now you are going to make it longer and thicker and um better so um I'm just doing everything I need to do to make this line work so once that line is dry you can go back to the shadowing part so um we already made that basic line and now it's time to make that line look uh really defined and real and pretty and so um I'm going to take copper plate again and this time you're going to um go above that line and follow it and what I saw in the look is that right here the Shadows go up a bit just a bit don't Overkill it of course now I'm going to take this Sigma 212 brush and it's a um flat uh flat brush like that and I'm going to take Embark by Mac and um we're going to make that crease uh go down like that I don't really like how it looks like that so we're going down so I'm going to Embark and we're going down down into that line and do this motion like this to go in now with the Embark and the same brush we're going to um Wing the shadows out so take your Embark and go out and follow that line and keep it um the same with your Shadow so you're going to do this and then go into your shadows but keep it winged and right now it looks really really harsh but you're going to take a 217 blending Brush by Mac and blend this all out to make it nice soft and pretty you can take a really big blending brush and blend the edges like that now I'm going to grab a pencil brush like this like this is from the essence of beauty and go back in uh Embark and because you just blend it the colors are kind of flat and gray so you really want to intensify those colors again now I'm going back in vanilla eyes Shadow by Mac and this is our brow bone highlight and what I like to do with this Shadow right now is to blend those um eyeshadows perfectly now is the time to make it look gradient to make it look perfect to make this inner Corner not look like you've been hitting your eye but make it nice and pretty and the this winged eye part to make that um fade into nothing basically so with the vanilla with the brow bone highlight you really are going to make the upper part of this look perfect so for now we have enough of that upper part um we're going to work on the lower lid um the lower lid is really pretty it is like this white line that starts here goes to the waterline and wipes out under this L uh under this liner um so we're going to do that too of course um I'm going to uh wipe that 212 brush off and go in Max gesso that is a matte white and get that on the brush and I am going going to place a white line under this uh winged eyeliner so just go right under it and fade it out so right like that and then take your finger and blend it out I know right now it looks like done thank you why why why and then you're going to take a little bit more of that gesso and put it on your inner Corners right here so right here and now I'm going to take Signed Sealed by Mac which is an almost black plumy purple color I think I already said that but with a 214 by Sigma my favorite brush to work under on my under lid so I'm taking Sign Sealed and um this is going onto your lower lash line like this like this just go onto your lower lash line like that and then once you uh reach that y point you want to Wing that out too but I'm going to grab another brush for that which is the um Stargazer one so I'm going back inside sealed and then Wing this out following the wide as well and what I did was wrong I went down you need to go up with the line then you can always take your finger or a brush and blend the edges like that and you want to do the same with the inner part but not as dramatic so I'm taking copper plate for that which is a lighter color and go a little bit under that white like this a little bit like this and you want to keep keep in mind that you want to make that lower lid really really dark because it's really Smokey and dark in the video so go ahead and smoke that down and do your thing with it and they can always go back into the wi and make that wide again so that's basically it for all the Shadows right now I'm going to um line my waterline with NYX jumbo pencil and milk why to make the looks to make the looks even bigger to make the I look even bigger and um tight line with the black liner so tight lining is right there and then applied some mascara which is um R London's the volume max flash max volume blash um masara and then I'm going to put on false lashes these are by Manic Panic and they're called true love and they look like that they're kind of big kind of long kind of pretty kind of sweet and that completes the look um from now on in every video I am going to try to tell you guys what my blush is since a couple of you wanted to know and I never tell what blush I wear um in the video Beyond say was really clean and her eyes were really dramatic and her lips were nude so on my cheeks I applied this um blush ombre in Spring shine and the dark side I used to Contour um uh and um the light side for blush but um I look really rat right now because I have an allergic reaction my skin started breaking out so heavily and it's really dry right now but we're just putting on foundation on it to make this video for my lips um I first um used the Michael tot newe lip base which is like this if you put this on your lips it will make them completely blank out and um her lips were nude but I didn't want to do the my usual soft Coral from from Catrice Catrice took Max crem the nude which is a lovely nude color which is lighter than the soft Coral so I used that as a base on my lips and then I took this Mac um Liberty of London collection um lipstick in ever hip and ever hip is a cream Sheen and it is a Cory well it's a bride coral color I just hope you guys like it and I hope you guys try it out and thank you guys so so much for watching and I will talk to you and my God thank you guys so much for watching and I will see you guys next time bye\n"