hey guys it's Jen and I wanted to share another makeup tutorial with you this is
very appropriate for you know spring and summer it's just a little bit fresh but the thing I love
the most about this sort of mat mostly gradient look is that it works for such a large range of
I shape because it doesn't really do like the eye contour cut crease thing at all it's mostly just
about softly blending from dark to light shadows so I really hope you guys enjoy this I hope it's
helpful for those of you who are like not knowing where to place your eyeshadow it's a really easy
step-by-step tutorial so I hope you like it let's go ahead and get started I'm gonna be starting off
using an eyeshadow primer I always do this just to add a little bit of extra non kristina stoop
my eye plus it helped I shadow eyeliner everything to stay in place all day next I'm going to go in
with soft glam eyeshadow palette I'm gonna start off with this medium orange color right here so
I'm taking burnt orange and I'm just going to use this as a transition color so I'm gonna use
this all over my eyelid in a Halfmoon shape I'm gonna really focus this underneath where the eye
socket is so if you just push in with your brush or finger you can feel where your eye socket is
and it's going to go right underneath there you can do a windshield wiper motion just to really
softly blend it out next I'm going to go with Sienna which it has a little bit more redness
to it I'm gonna go about halfway up of where I put that shadow before I'm going to Pat this
into the lid and just sweep it back and forth so it blends into that transition color and I also
like to make the shape just slightly higher on the outer corners and it kind of swoops a little
bit past the eye so it's gonna follow more of the shape of your eyebrow versus your actual eye just
somewhere in between again we're going to cut half the distance of the shadow we applied that
time and we're going to Pat this into the eyelid so it gets more opaque color if you swipe it'll
sort of blend the shadow out but if you pat it it gets a little bit more dense you softly blend
out that upper edge we're having a little bit less pressure on your brush and just sweep it
a little bit side to side and that should give it a really pretty gradient I'm gonna take that
same burgundy color the mulberry shade and I'm going to use this to line my lower lash line so
with a little short bristle dense brush I'm just patting this on the outer edge just sweeping it
until about the halfway point this is going to taper as it gets closer to the center of your
eye the shape that you want to go for is a nice oval around your entire eye now to add a little
bit extra glitz I'm taking the color bronze which is this beautiful gold metallic shade and I'm just
going to Pat this on the inner corners you don't want to swipe this too much because it's a very
very flaky I'm just going to Pat that with a teeny tiny brush sweep that toward and blend it a little
bit upward into the color now I'm taking a really light shade this is called tempera and I love this
for a brow bone highlight color it's not terribly bright and has just the softest satin glow to it
I'm just sweeping this underneath my brow bone next I'm going in with a black liquid eyeliner
I like laying the side of the eyeliner pen against my eye and just pressing it in sometimes it gives
you a little bit more flexibility and not getting a wiggly line if you know what I mean I'm gonna
start out with the outline of the shape first I'm going to the outer corners blowing that up towards
the corner of where my eyebrow is so right here in the same angle as my lower lash line
standing upward from there and I'm going to pull the point toward the middle next I'm going to curl
my lashes and a mascara this is one of my faves four full lashes it's the Smashbox full exposure
waterproof for the lower lashes I like putting the inner corner ones and dragging this toward
my nose and then have the outer ones flare out I do the opposite direction so it gets that flare
action and now I'm going to apply my favorite pair of medium ish length false eyelashes that
flare a little bit at the ends finally I'm going to use some brow pencil I'm using my hourglass
arch brow sculpting pencil and soft brunettes first just trace the outline of the shape you
would like pull the wing out just a little bit and I'm doing strokes that are in the same angle of
the brow hairs and I'm taking these littles wooly brush on the other side softening up this front
edge brushing through the brows next for the face I'm going to be using my it cosmetics confidence
in your glow this is in the shade instant warm glow because the eyes are a little bit orangie
I think this peachy tone of blush is gonna look really pretty I'm gonna start off with the bronzer
I'm just gonna put this right under my cheekbone angled toward my mouth from the top of my ear most
of the concentration of the product is going to be toward the ear and blended out as you move forward
that way it'll just sort of give you a natural little contour I also do this down jawline and
also by your hairline I especially like to do this up by my hairline when I have my hair pulled back
next I'm going to take the blush shade and that's going to fit right above where I did the bronzer
I like to keep this pretty high on the cheeks a little spring tiny pop of peach but again it's
going to stick in that same sort of angle mainly concentrating on this outer edge right here and
then just sort of softly blending out for the highlight I have kind of been obsessed with these
Smashbox and Vlada pink metallic e shades that they have this highlighter is just amazing it's
a really pretty pop of pink so I'm gonna put that on the top of my cheekbones then I like putting it
right above my eyebrows and a little C shape right here do you see how pretty that is I feel like the
pink goes so well with the peachy tones - I love it but because it's also pink I'm only sticking to
putting this on my cheekbones I don't really put this all over my face like down my nose bridge or
anything the little pops here here and then above the brows and then for lips I've been liking a
little bit of color but still feeling very balmy so I'm using my YSL Vil upped liquid color bomb
so this is the final look I love how it's just a little bit warmer compared to most like bronzy
spring summertime looks but it still has that glowing goddess kind of feeling you
know I'm just so obsessed with like the mat gradient eye thing so I've been doing little
variations of this on an everyday basis so I really hope you guys enjoyed watching if
you did don't forget to hit thumbs up leave me a comment down below on what shade ranges of
like neutral shadows you've been into lately and don't forget to hit the little bell icon
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