How To Create Elongated Eyes | Smoky Look Tutorial Using the Sunset Palette | NATASHA DENONA BEAUTY

My latest tutorial using the new SUNSET PALETTE. For this tutorial, I demonstrate how to create the beautiful smoky look. Inspired by the colors of the sunset, this palette features 15 gorgeous eyeshadow shades in a combination of warm brown tones, burnt oranges, reds, golds, bronzes, and yellows. It includes all four of my classic formulas using the signature chroma crystal, matte, and metallic finishes. Sunset Palette http://bit.ly/2ry7Se1 Visit our website: www.natashadenona.com ------ Hi. I would like to introduce you to my new Sunset Palette. It's my summer limited edition Eyeshadow palette with 15 brand new shades, which includes my creamy Matte Metallic Crystal Eyeshadow and two very unique duochrome shades, which don't look like any shades you've ever seen before. I have created five different looks with the Sunset Palette. In this video, I'm going to show you how to create my signature elongated smoky eye look. The first shade that I'm going to use is the shade Igneous, and I'm going to place it on the lower lash line on the outer corner, dragging it inwards a little bit, and then dragging it also outwards and up to connect the shade to the crease. Now I'm filling in also the outer corner a little bit so it will lift the eye. Then, with shade Sol, I'm going to cover the center of the eyelid. Next, I'm using Sundazed, and I'm placing it onto the lid with my fingertips, the reason I'm using my fingertips for applying this eyeshadow is because I already know from the beginning that I want a very intense performance of this shade. each time when you want to use more intensified shades and textures of eyeshadows, you can use your fingers. With a small flat brush, I am adding the Sundazed in the inner corner really deep into the tear duct and connecting the lower lash line as well. With Dara, I will blend in both shades now. With Igneous, I will add a little bit more of it exactly where both colors meet, and I'm going to use pressing motions just to turn it into a very soft transition, with Bermuda, I'm going to blend everything out, Then with Igneous, I'm going to connect with the lower lash line on the outer corner. With Terra, I'm going to move inwards on a lower lash line, and with Sundazed I am going to go over Terra a little bit for connecting both shades. With the shade Sinai, I will blend out the lower border of the lower lash line, and with Igneous , I will go onto the border in between both shades just to soften everything into each other. So I'm going to add on the water lines.