Fall Beauty: Perfect Daytime Natural Eye Makeup Tutorial For Brown Eyes

September 23, 2013

With fall just around the corner, I’m daydreaming about drinking hot cider and visiting the pumpkin patch.  In cooler weather, I’m also drawn to wearing warmer colors. Eye shadow offers so much opportunity to get creative and adapt your look to the changing season.  I love this look because its principal colors—dusty rose and dark chocolate—echo the warmth of this season’s palette, while the shimmer in the shadows keeps the look fun and flirty. Eyeliner is applied with a light touch, keeping the look relatively soft, making it perfect for work or class.  I encourage you to customize this look according to your personal style.

To create this look, I’ve used the following vegan-friendly products:

Tarte clean slate™ 360º creaseless 12-hr smoothing eye primer

Josie Maran Eye Love You Too Palette

Jane Iredale Pencil Eyeliner in Black/Brown

Tarte multiplEYE™ lash enhancing primer

Tarte gifted™ Amazonian clay smart mascara

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Step One: Begin by prepping your eyelid with eye shadow primer and applying a neutral powder to the entire lid.

From Josie Maran’s palette, I used “bunny,” a pale, buttery, shimmering powder.

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Step Two:  Press a dusty rose shade onto your moving eyelid.  I used “chirp.”

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Step Three: Blend a matte chocolate shade into the outer corner of your eyelid. I used “campfire.”

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Step Four:  To line your eyes, press dark brown eyeliner (or eye shadow) into the roots of your lashes.

This process, called “tightlining,” gives the appearance a darker, fuller set of lashes before you even apply mascara.

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Step Five:  Complete the look by your curling your lashes and applying your favorite mascara.

vegan eye makeup tutorial vegan eye makeup tutorial Happy Fall, Everyone!

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Peaceful Dumpling Beauty Editor and creator of Bisou du Jour, Mary Hood Luttrell lives with her husband in Corpus Christi, Texas. Mary is a freelance writer and writing and blogging consultant. A lover of whole foods, Mary delights in learning new ways to prepare vegan dishes. Mary also enjoys reading and writing poetry, art journaling, running, and practicing yoga and ballet. Follow Mary on her blog Bisou du Jour, Instagram and Pinterest.

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