Tutorials: Smoky V Eyes II

If you missed out on makeup tips and tricks back in school, Tutorials Smoky "V" Eye was made for you. This kit with a one-of-a-kind, patent-pending brush with unique "V" end to build intensity, provides the easiest-ever smoky eye application. Just follow the simple steps on the detachable tip card for noticeably intense, beautifully advanced smoky eyes.

• bareMinerals Pacific Heights Eyeshadow (gray lavender)
• bareMinerals 1990's Glimmer (deep, smoky-violet)
• NEW Double-Ended Smoky V Brush (exclusive, patent-pending brush)
• Detachable tip card with easy how-to instructions

• Pacific Heights Eyeshadow is a gray-lavender shade that creates a soft whisper of shimmery, translucent color all over your eyelids, giving eyes a dreamy, poetic look with just a touch of glow.
• Our 1990's Glimmer is a deep, smoky-violet shade. It creates soft, sultry depth in your crease contour and along your eyelash base, giving eyes a smoky, dreamy glow. It can also be applied wet for a reflective, "foiled" effect.
• NEW Double-Ended Smoky V Brush is our one-of-a-kind invention. The single-pointed precision end buffs on all-over lid color, while the unique V-cut end splits the color in just one sweep precisely where you need it for depth.
• Detachable tip card included for easy instruction reference.

• 1. Blend Pacific Heights Eyeshadow all over your lid and up to the brow using the single-pointed precision end of the Double-Ended Smoky V Brush.
• 2. Apply 1990s Glimmer using the V-cut brush end. Align the lower point with the lash base and the upper point with the crease contour. Sweep outward to the corner of the eye, applying color to both areas simultaneously. Repeat until you're satisfied with the intensity.
• 3. Next, deepen the color of the crease by applying more 1990s Glimmer using the V-cut brush end at an angle to softly blend back and forth along the natural crease contour.
• 4. Apply Pacific Heights Eyeshadow again using the single-pointed precision end to blend and soften above and right below the darker crease contour. Blend the color softly up to the brow for highlight.