Hi and welcome back to make me up.
I am makeup artist Lily Keys and today I am going to be showing you guys how to do this
basic tutorial from Urban Decay's Naked Palette.
[Music] So I prepped and primed the skin and done
the foundation and we are going to start straight on the eyes.
This is such an amazing palette.
Not only does it give you all these beautiful colors but it tells you what they are as well.
So it is going to be easy for me to explain.
So I am going to start off by using this slight beige matte color it is called Naked.
Using the brush that comes with the palette as well.
This I am going to be using all over the eye like a base.
So just concentrating the color on the lash line and moving it upwards.
Now I am going to be using this slightly darker color it is called Buck, using my angled eye
shadow brush for that.
Just because I want to get right into the crease.
So I am just going to be putting this above the lash line here and then concentrating
the color on the outer corners there.
I am now going to be using this darker color called Dark Horse, this one has got a bit
of a shimmer in it.
So this one is going to be for the outer corner crease, which is here.
Just above the lash line a bit and blend in.
As you can see we are just layering the colors on and blending, blending, blending.
I am also going to be taking this same color and I am going to be going in the eyelid crease.
Now to know where your eyelid crease is it is always a good idea to actually look straight
ahead.
So look straight ahead, like look there.
Eyelid crease is just there so we can follow it.
I am also bringing this color underneath the eyes.
For the outer crease I am using this darker color in the palette it is called crepe.
So it has got a slight shimmer to it.
So tap off any excess because I don't want any of my color to drop.
So again just going along the lash line here like this.
Up here into the crease and into the eyelid crease here.
On the center of the eyelid here I will be using quite a shimmery color, going to be
using this one called Half Baked.
This goldy shimmery really beautiful.
Just going to be taking, tap off any excess, taking the color and putting it in the center
of the eyelid.
Gives a really nice shimmery effect and a nice contrast from the outer crease which
had quite a dull color.
For a bit of extra sparkle I am now going to be using this color called Side Car, and
I am going to be using it in the corners of the eyes.
For a higher contrast I am now going to be using this color here, this virgin color,
just on the center of the lid.
Going to be using the same color underneath the brow right here, but just a little bit
because I don't want it to be too shiny.
So now I am going to darken the outer crease very slightly with the same color I used before
Crepe.
So I am just going to darken it up a bit, give it a bit of a higher contrast.
So onto the eyeliner now and I am using this one by Top Shop it is called Magic Liner and
it is in Black.
So I am just going to be taking a really lovely line a really beautiful flick.
Just gonna concentrate on resting this above the lash line and taking it into the inner
corners.
Okay so we are going to finish the look off with mascara and I am going to be using this
studio fix Bold Lash by Mack.
So I am just going to be wriggling the mascara into the roots, fanning it out.
We can afford to go quite dramatic with the mascara for this look gonna go on the bottom
lashes as well.
So here you have it guys, the finished look for today.
I really hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial, if you did please give me a big thumbs up.
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Don't forget to tune in next week where I will be showing you how to do a modern pin-up
makeup look.